Zhiyun Tower Review

Built on the peak of Nantong Langshan, in Guangjiao Temple, it is the tallest building of Langshan. It can be seen from a distance before going up the mountain. The current tower has been rebuilt in the 1980s and has five floors. It is a landmark building of Nantong Langshan.

The "Daxiong Palace" of Langshan Guangjiao Temple has a branch of the cloud tower, which is the highest point in the scenic area. One of the three towers in Nantong. It is a must-visit place to visit Langshan. It was built in the Song Dynasty more than 1,000 years ago. It has a five-story pavilion brick and wooden structure. The first floor of the tower is the Tibetan temple.

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The highest peak of Langshan, the branch cloud tower, there is a Yuantong Temple in front of the tower, for the general trend to the Bodhisattva; behind the tower, there is a large temple, for the worship of the Great Holy Bodhisattva. From this perspective, look up at the branch cloud tower, the wind is light and light, and it stands tall, with a straight cloud.

Zhiyun Pagoda is the top of the mountain tower of Langshan Mountain, one of the scenic spots in Langshan Scenic Area. Langshan plus Zhiyun Pagoda is also 108 meters away. The ladder is well built and climbed. There are many green plants all the way. The scenery is very good. , Suitable for morning exercises. . . The Zhiyun Tower has been built over the years, and you can climb up and see it. . . But most people just wait and see, just go directly to the top of the mountain. . . Langshan is one of the eight small Foshan mountains. It used to burn incense on the top of the mountain, but now it has been changed to the foot of the mountain. . No more burning incense on your back, much easier. .

Langshan Scenic Area is located on the north bank of the Yangtze River, six kilometers south of Nantong City, consisting of five mountains, including Junshan, Jianshan, Langshan, Ma'anshan and Huangnishan, with a total area of 11.27 square kilometers. On the vast river and sea plains, five mountains rise from the ground, and the riverside is facing the riverside. The mountains are beautiful and clear and natural. Like five green emeralds set on the banks of the Yangtze River, it has the perfect combination of "first river and mountain" and has the reputation of "natural water and stone bonsai". Langshan is the Daochang of the Bodhisattva. It is one of the eight famous mountains of Chinese Buddhism. Since the construction of the temple Buddhist Temple in the year of the General Zhang of Tang Dynasty, it has experienced the construction of the temple garden community on the mountain. The slopes of Langshan Mountain are up and down, and the floating green and green are dotted with Fa Matang, Kuizhu Mountain House, Biyun half-day pavilion, Cuijing Building, Grand View Terrace, Kuixing Building, Zhiyun Tower and other dozens of scenic monuments and scenic buildings. Langshan has a strong Buddhist atmosphere, attracting many good men and women to worship every year, the incense is strong, and it has the double reputation of "the most spiritual name mountain" and "the first mountain in the river and sea". Langshan is a famous Buddhist mountain, with a deep Buddhist cultural heritage. The Guangjiao Temple on the top of the mountain is a national key monastery. It was built in the second year of the General Zhang of Tang Dynasty (669 AD), and has a history of 1341 years. It is famous for worshipping one of the three holy temples in the West. At the same time, Guangjiao Temple also worships the only Bodhisattva in Southeast Asia wearing dragon robes, the Bodhisattva is the incarnation of Guanyin Bodhisattva, with compassion as the bodhisattva, saving suffering and distress and deep in the hearts of the people, the people have the Bodhisattva responsive, first according to the far and then close.