Leishan Scenic Area

Daye Leishan Scenic Area is located in Daye City, Huangshi City, Hubei Province, is one of the national scenic spots in Huangshi City. Leishan is famous for its strange geological landforms, rich historical culture and magnificent natural scenery. Leishan is unique in landscape, with many unique rock landscapes, such as Feilai Peak, Tiger Xiaoshi, etc., with different forms and fascinating. There are also many scenic spots in the region, such as Lion Peak, Baixian Cave, Longfeng Rock, etc., which attract many tourists to visit every year. In addition to the natural landscape, Leishan has a long history and cultural heritage. There are thunder temples and thunder parks built during the Song Dynasty, as well as some well-preserved ancient buildings and ancient tombs. Tourists can feel the precipitation of history and the charm of traditional culture. In Daye Leishan Scenic Area, tourists can also carry out a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, rock climbing, bird watching, etc. In addition, Leishan has a wealth of mineral resources, you can learn about Daye's mining history and development. In short, Daye Leishan Scenic Area with its unique landforms and rich cultural heritage, provides tourists with a great opportunity to understand Daye's history and natural scenery.

Daye Leishan Scenic Area is located in Chengui Town, 15 kilometers west of Daye City, Hubei Province. It is one of the important scenic spots in southeast Guizhou. There are four major scenic spots: Fangguang Temple Scenic Area, Daxiaokou Scenic Area, Xiaolei Temple Scenic Area, Shiqijian Scenic Area, and each scenic area has pagodas, pavilions, pavilions, Temple decoration

Daye Leishan Scenic Area is located in Chengui Town, 15 kilometers west of Daye City, Hubei Province. It is one of the important scenic spots in southeast Guizhou. There are four major scenic spots: Fangguang Temple Scenic Area, Daxiaokou Scenic Area, Xiaolei Temple Scenic Area, Shiqijian Scenic Area, and each scenic area has pagodas, pavilions, pavilions, The temple is dotted with it. Leishan's name comes from the tip of the stone. trend. This shocked the heavenly soldiers and the emperor, and the jade emperor ordered him to cut off the stone, but he didn't expect the stone to grow higher and higher. The Jade Emperor was furious and ordered thunderstorms to hit the stone, and after the thunderstorms suffered, there was only one "stone tip" left after the war. Because Leishan suffered lightning strikes, it was called "Leishan".

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It feels very good, the bamboo forest is dense, the environment is elegant, the mountains are mountains, the water is water!