Baoji, located in the hinterland of the mountains, has remarkable economic development, rich tourism resources, good environment and beautiful scenery. Recently, there is a Quanzhen religious scenic spot in Baoji, which belongs to the branch of Kunlun Mountain and is called "the second Huashan Mountain", that is, Jingfushan Mountain. Many Baoji people should be familiar with Jingfushan. It is a famous Taoist mountain in Longxian County, and it is mainly the Dojo of Longmen Sect of Quanzhen Sect. There are many real buildings and real landscapes on the mountain.
Jingfushan can be regarded as a mountain range at the junction of Shaanxi and Gansu. This mountain is quite tall and steep, with the main peak reaching 1.900 meters above sea level. It belongs to the branch of Kunlun Mountain. The environment is deep, the mountains are majestic, and the scenery is magnificent, which is no less than the famous Huashan Mountain in Shaanxi, and it is called the "Second Huashan Mountain". The prosperity of Jingfushan began in the Yuan Dynasty, led by Zhang Zhikuan and He Zhizhen, who came here to pray and inherited the Qiu Chuji School. Later, Taoism gradually developed and formed a scale.
Let's take a look at the Taoist buildings on the mountain first. Longmen Cave Taoist Temple is a Taoist temple that Jing Fushan must worship. It is also the ancestral home of Longmen Sect with a long history. Taoist College is located at the highest altitude, and it is also the highest place of many Taoist buildings in the mountain. The site selection is also quite thrilling, with the artistic conception of hiding ancient temples in the mountains. Looking up from below, the Taoist temple is suspended and built by digging holes in the rock wall. It's very spectacular. The Chen Yu Palace inside is a place for the royal family to pray. The building is very beautiful.
In addition to Longmen Cave Taoist Temple, there are buildings and landscapes related to Quanzhen religion, such as Qinghe Palace, Yunxi Palace, Hunyuanding, Huang San Cave and Changchundong Temple Temple. In addition to a considerable number of human landscapes, the natural landscape of Jingfushan is also very interesting. Linhai, Qifeng, grotesque rocks, caves, streams, pools, etc. are scattered all over the place, and some traces left by the ancients, such as rugged stone steps, steep plank roads, suspended iron chains, hanging ladders, etc., together constitute Jingfushan Scenic Area.
There are many contents related to Quanzhen religion culture, including allusions and anecdotes. You should go to Jingfushan to explore by yourself. Tickets for scenic spots in the off-season are only available in 20 yuan, and in the peak season in 40 yuan, which is still conscience. In Baoji, you can see the same scenery without going to Huashan. Every year, some festivals will also have lively temple fairs and blessing activities. Jingfushan is not to be missed.