Xuantian Cave was located at the foot of Nanwang Mountain, 8 kilometers east of Xifeng County, Guizhou Province. It was a natural karst cave. The top of the cave was 15 meters high, 54 meters wide, and 130 meters deep. The total area of the cave was 3400 square meters. It became famous at the end of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Sichuan Taoist traveled here for half a month. He thought it was a good place to cultivate immortal cultivation. He asked people to build two small houses in the cave and cover them with bark. It was named Mupi Nunnery. It was also called the Xuan Emperor Temple because it was dedicated to the Great Emperor Xuanwu (Zhenwu Great Emperor). Since then, the incense in Xuantian Cave flourished day by day and continued to expand. At its peak, there were more than 30 houses in the cave, including 5 Jade Emperor Palace, 3 Three Official Halls, 7 Upper Halls, 3 Lower Halls, etc., and dozens of statues were worshipped. During the Anti-Japanese War, Xuantian Cave became one of the prisons of Xifeng Concentration Camp. From 1938 to 1946, General Yang Hucheng and his family were secretly imprisoned here for nearly eight years. From a distance, Xuantian Cave looked like a mountain with a mouth open. From the inside, it looked like a pot with an inverted lid. At the entrance of the cave, there was an ancient Camphor tree that was more than 500 years old and still luxuriant. In front of the cave and inside the cave, there were Jade Emperor Hall, Sanqing Palace, Earth Mother Temple and other buildings built since the Ming Dynasty. Moreover, the height difference between Xuantian Cave and the bottom of the valley was 103 meters. There was a small stone path, and after 2000, more than 570 stone stairs were built. In addition, about 300 meters away from the Xuantian Cave, a 300-meter-deep karst cave was discovered. There was a stalactite in the cave that looked like an old woman, which was honored as Mother Earth. There was a temple in front of the cave, and at the foot of the mountain, there was a temple for the Taoist Sanqing Temple called Sanqing Palace. This place was also called "Tadao Temple"(later renamed "Tajiao Temple").
Xuantian Cave was located in the northeast of Xifeng County, Guizhou Province, 8 kilometers away from the county. The following is a tour guide for Xuantian Cave in Guiyang: ** I. Transportation ** 1. ** External Transportation ** - If you are going to Guiyang from other places, you can first arrive at Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport or Guiyang's railway station (such as Guiyang Station, Guiyang North Station, etc.). Then, they would take the transportation to Xifeng County, such as a long-distance bus. It was about 68 kilometers from Guiyang City to Xifeng County (68 kilometers south of the provincial capital, Guiyang City). 2. ** Internal Transportation ** - In Xifeng County, one could choose to take a taxi or take the local public transportation to Xuantian Cave. ** 2. Introduction to the scenic spot ** 1. ** History and Culture ** - Xuantian Cave became famous at the end of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Sichuan Taoists traveled here for half a month. They thought it was a good place to cultivate immortality and build a small house here. It was named Xuantian Cave because it was dedicated to the Great Emperor Xuanwu (also known as Zhenwu Great Emperor). At its peak, there were many buildings in the cave, including 5 Jade Emperor Hall, 3 Three Official Hall (namely Sanqing Hall), 7 Upper Hall, 3 Lower Hall, plus kitchen, living room and so on. There were more than 30 large and small houses, and dozens of statues were worshipped in the cave. - During the Anti-Japanese War, Xuantian Cave became one of the prisons of Xifeng Concentration Camp. From 1938 to 1946, General Yang Hucheng and his family were secretly imprisoned in this cave, isolated from the world for nearly eight years, which also made Xuantian Cave have important historical significance. 2. ** Natural landscape ** - Xuantian Cave was a natural karst cave. The ceiling of the cave was 15 meters high, 54 meters wide, and 130 meters deep. The total area of the cave was 3400 square meters. In front of the cave and inside the cave, there were originally Jade Emperor Hall, Sanqing Palace, Earth Mother Temple and other buildings built since the Ming Dynasty. From a distance, Xuantian Cave looked like a mountain with its mouth open, and from inside, it looked like a pot with its lid turned upside down. At the entrance of the cave, there was an ancient Camphor tree that was more than 500 years old, with lush branches and leaves. ** 3. Tour Route ** 1. Starting from the entrance of Xuantian Cave, one could first admire the ancient Camphor tree at the entrance of the cave and feel the traces of time. 2. After entering the cave, you can visit the historical buildings according to the signs in the cave. You can imagine the scale and purpose of these buildings in the past and experience their religious and cultural implications. 3. They would focus on visiting the places related to General Yang Hucheng's imprisonment, reminiscing about history and understanding that special period of history. ** 4. Points to note ** 1. As Xuantian Cave had a certain historical and cultural value, one had to abide by the regulations of the scenic spot when playing. Don't touch cultural relics or destroy the ruins. 2. It is recommended to wear comfortable sneakers because you may need to walk a certain distance in the cave. The ground in the cave may be uneven.
Xuantian Cave was a natural karst cave located 8 kilometers east of Xifeng County. It was 15 meters high, 54 meters wide, and 130 meters deep. The total area of the cave was 3400 square meters. There was only one small road connecting it to the outside world. Xuantian Cave became famous at the end of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Sichuan Taoists traveled here in half a month and thought that this place was suitable for cultivation. They left people to build a small house in the cave, covered it with bark and named it Mupi Nunnery. Because it was dedicated to Emperor Xuanwu, it was also called Emperor Xuan Temple. Later, the incense continued to expand. At its peak, there were 5 Jade Emperor Hall, 3 Three Official Halls, 7 Upper Halls, 3 Lower Halls, as well as more than 30 rooms such as kitchen and living room. There were dozens of statues in the cave, and the front hall was dedicated to Emperor Xuanwu. Li Laojun, Qiu Chuji, the rear hall for the Jade Emperor, the Jade Emperor on both sides of the golden boy and jade girl and the four heavenly kings. In front of the cave and inside the cave, there were originally Jade Emperor Hall, Sanqing Palace, Earth Mother Temple and other buildings built since the Ming Dynasty. During the Anti-Japanese War, Xuantian Cave became one of the prisons of Xifeng Concentration Camp. From 1938 to 1946, General Yang Hucheng and his family were secretly imprisoned here for nearly eight years. In addition, the Xuantian Cave was divided into two caves, the old and the new, and there were three halls inside. About 300 meters away from the entrance of Xuantian Cave, a stalactite resembling an old woman was found in the karst cave, which was honored as Mother Earth. In front of the cave, there was Mother Earth Temple. At the foot of the mountain, there was a long five-room temple with wing rooms for Taoist Sanqing. It was also the starting point of Xuantian Cave. It was once called "Treading Temple" and later renamed "Pagoda Foot Temple". There was also Xuantian Cave Stone Pagoda in Hebi, formerly known as Linglong Pagoda. It was the largest existing pavilion-style stone pagoda in Henan Province and also the most well-preserved large-scale bluestone pagoda in the Central Plains. It was a key cultural relic protection unit in the province. It sat east and faced west. It was a nine-level double-eave flat four-corner pavilion-style building. The tower body converged from bottom to top, about 12 meters high. From the second floor to the ninth floor, each floor and each wall had small shrines arranged horizontally. At the corners were engraved with statues of strongmen in different postures.
Tianmen Cave was located in the Wuling Mountains of Yongding District, Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, China. It was on a cliff at an altitude of 1260 meters. It was 280 meters long, 127 meters high, more than 60 meters deep, and 28 to 58 meters wide. It had a humid climate of the tropical mountain prototype, mainly karst landforms. The Heavenly Gate opened from the north to the south, and there were 999 steps leading up to the sky from the square in front of the cave to the bottom. There were three major scenic spots in the surrounding area: the first was the Buddhist Kingdom of Heaven, in which the Tianmen Mountain Temple had evolved into a regular Buddhist temple after Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, and was the most prosperous in the Ming Dynasty; the second was the Biye Yaotai scenic spot, which included scenic spots such as the Love of Wood and Stone, the South Overlooking Tianmen, and Lingquan Courtyard; the third was the fairy-seeking wonderland, with scenic spots such as Lingxiao Terrace, Ghost Valley Soldier Plate, and Ghost Valley Plank Road. In different seasons, there would be strange sights such as the Heavenly Gate spitting fog and the Heavenly Gate flipping water. In 1992, Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park, where Tianmen Cave was located, was approved by the Ministry of Forest as the second national forest park in Zhangjiajie. In 2011, the park was rated as a national AAAAA tourist attraction by the National tourism Administration. Its history originated in the sixth year of Wu Yong 'an of the Three Kingdoms (AD 263). At that time, the cliff of Songliang Mountain, which was 1,000 meters high, suddenly opened up. It was as bright as a door and was regarded as a good omen. Songliang Mountain was renamed Tianmen Mountain from then on. According to the research of geological experts, the center of the cave was the intersection of the east and west rock syncline, which was formed by the collapse of the rock due to compression. There were three main ways to visit Tianmen Mountain scenic spot: A, B, and C. Line A was on the bus and under the bus; Line B was on the bus and under the ropeway; and Line C was on the bus and under the bus. The scenic area has the longest mountain passenger ropeway in Asia, with a total length of 7455 meters and a ride time of about 28 minutes. It can take tourists through Zhangjiajie's Urban area and jungle to experience the karst topography of Tianmen Mountain. On the mountain, there were also scenic spots such as Yuhu Peak, mountain escalator, winged flight platform, etc. The glass boardwalk was completely transparent and 60 meters long. The Ghost Valley boardwalk was 1600 meters long. In addition, there was also a small cable car that went directly to the Dreamy Cloud Wonderland. It cost 25 yuan for 10 minutes. After arriving at Yunmeng Xianding, one could overlook Zhangjiajie City. There was a river running through Urban area, called Li River.
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