Photos of Meishan Temple

Meishan Temple is located at the foot of Meishan Mountain in the east of Tong'an City. Meishan's ancient name is "Tongshan". The mountain is not high and steep, which is the barrier of Tongyi. It is also the naming basis for the establishment of "Datong Field" in the late Tang Dynasty and the establishment of "Tong'an County" in the Western Jin Dynasty. Meishan has beautiful scenery, dense forests, steep rock walls, plum blossoms in auspiciousness, climbing high and looking into the distance, with a wide field of vision, with a panoramic view of Yincheng, Xunhai and Meiren Mountain. On the rock wall at the southern foot of the temple, there are cliff stone carvings with the words "Tongshan" written by Zhu Xi in Song Dynasty. The handwriting is vigorous and elegant, and the Meishan Grottoes are lifelike. There is a "Plum Pavilion" and a "Plum Garden" on the top of the mountain. The macaques listen to the scriptures with lifelike expressions.