Ashoka Pillar

20220905 Morning: 1. "Ayu Wangzhu" is located in the "Lingshan Shengjing" of the 5A Scenic Area. It takes the bus to the scenic area at 7 o'clock in the morning. It is only for the full day to play time, and it is easy to stop by car. There is a free storage place at the tourist service center outside the scenic area, but it is not possible to save it until 8:30. You can see the Lingshan Giant Buddha Aoli Mountain from a distance outside the scenic spot. There are 3 performances in the scenic spot. When you enter the door, you will like to take a program schedule to avoid missing it. The blue ticket given by the ticket inspector is to watch the "Lingshan Auspicious Ode to Lingshan" in the Fan Palace. You need to keep the ticket for the performance. Xiaolingshan was named after Tang Xuanxuan when he returned to Tang Dynasty. 2. "Asho Wangzhu" is located in the "Jiulong Guanbathing" Square, high 16.9 meters, is a whole granite carving cast, the Sanskrit above is written by the famous scholar Ji Xianlin, the earliest Asho Wangzhu originated from the Peacock Dynasty. The stone cartoon in front of the pillar is very cute, adding a touch of innocence to the solemn Buddhist holy place.

Lingshan Scenic Area is quite big and there are more tourists. Published several attractions, to Lingshan Giant Buddha will pass the Ashoka pillar first, the pillar is straight, and the pillar is engraved with a few conspicuous gold characters - Ashoka pillar.

As soon as I walked into the scenic scenery of Lingshan, I saw the first sight of the Ayu Wangzhu. I heard that the Ayu Wangzhu was carved from the whole granite. The stone pillar was carved by Mr. Ji Xianlin. The "Ayu Wangzhu" written in the title, overlooking the majestic and magnificent, and the carving work was fine.

The Ayu Wangzhu is a symbol of ancient India's promotion of Buddhism. The Ayu Wangzhu is a rare stone pillar hand-carved from the whole granite in China, with a height of16.9 meters and a weight of more than 200 tons. According to legend, King Ashoka felt guilty in his later years. After being ordered by monks, he converted to the Buddha Gate. In order to promote the Buddha's law, he erected stone pillars everywhere. On the stone pillars, there are four stone lions facing the east, south, west and north, which also symbolizes the promotion of Buddhism in all directions. The four words "Asho Wangzhu" in Chinese and Sanskrit are written by the contemporary Chinese master Ji Xianlin, and are rare boutiques in China's sculpture art.

It's really good, I have a chance to go around again