Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone

The first time I came to Niushou Mountain, the scenery was quite good. It is recommended to enter the park from the west gate and leave the park at the end of the east gate. The west gate is relatively close to the Buddha Ding Palace. There is an elevator on the road to the mountain, but there is a road that still needs to walk. The scenic spot is relatively large. It is recommended to buy a ticket for the scenic shuttle bus at the door, 10 yuan per person, not very expensive and cost-effective, the earth palace is very spectacular

If you come to Nanjing for a trip, if you have enough time, Niushou Mountain should still come to check in. The mountain is not high, and you can choose to go up the mountain by bus, and there is an elevator on the mountain. The scenery is good, and the construction of the Land Palace is even more exquisite.

The scenic spot built after the whole is good. The ticket cost is a bit expensive. There is a big living Buddha on the ground. Although the underground floors are large, there are not many places to see. People who believe in Buddhism can go around.

I recommend everyone to go, the scenery on the mountain is beautiful, the Buddha Palace is also beautiful, I like to take pictures 📸 I can make a film, don't forget to go to the Digong to see, I feel very shocking, at least I have not seen it in other places in China, I have the opportunity to go again

Man-made modern Buddhist palace-Buddhist Palace, large scale, beautifully built, dedicated to Buddha Sherizi, it is worth seeing, the surrounding natural landscape is general, there are many photography check-in points in the Buddha Palace, suitable for photography lovers! Believers will have regrets when they go, and they are not allowed to worship incense. Although there are many visitors, they lack the incense and fire, and they can only look at it! It is a modern Buddhist hall, which can be appreciated as an excellent architectural art work, and lacks historical heritage! Tickets are 160 yuan, although expensive but still worth a visit, especially for people interested in Buddhist culture, architectural art, photography!

Because I arrived at 4:30 in the afternoon, I quickly took the scenic bus and reached the top of the mountain station. After that, I took the elevator 4~6 times (good humanity) to reach the Buddha Palace. The top of the mountain is divided into Buddha Palace and Buddha Tower. The tower is to see the scenery, and there is not much time to see the others. The Buddha Ding Palace is to see a sleeping Buddha. It is not as big as expected, so small. Then the second floor is the photography of Buddha statues everywhere. After reading these, I arrived at the scenic spot during the off-duty time and then took the bus back to take the mother.

Ctrip booking discount of 15 yuan/person one day in advance. We want to arrive at 8:17 in the morning on holidays. There are still many people and buses that are first there. There are several underground parking lots. It is a bit dizzy to come back to find the car. Later, the machine is guided by the parking lot security staff. We are entering the east gate, and those with children need to be manually checked and released. If you don’t want to climb the mountain, you can take the bus up the mountain. We have traveled all the way to Taibai Spring, Mengdie Temple, Buddha Ding Temple, Buddha Ding Pagoda, and Buddha Ding Palace. There are free shoe covers for visiting the Digong. There are meals at the entrance and worry-free square. It is too big. I queued up down the mountain and took the bus. Arrived in a few minutes, 10 yuan per person per way. Down to Shandong and West entrance diversion. The whole climbing Buddha Ding Palace is still relatively flat, and the sky is not too hot. There are two escalators in the worry-free square. The scenery is quite good and the holidays are too crowded. There is paper in the toilet, which is fine. The west entrance is close to the Buddha Palace, but still enjoy the process of climbing the mountain and seeing the scenery along the way.