Ciguang Pavilion

Quando vengo, sembra un po'sciocca, quindi sembra molto sciocca, come il mondo celeste. Se non arrivano i cordali di montagna, solo camminare può passare, e camminare se vuoi venire qui.

La ricchezza è l'edificio di ricchezza sotto i piedi della montagna Huangshan. Si tratta di un posto per un bus. Ci siamo fatti il picco di ricchezza, abbiamo visitato l'ospite e abbiamo incontrato l'ospite. Abbiamo camminato per la montagna, un viaggio molto stanco, sono venuti a ricchezza e un'atmosfera felice!

Ciguang Pavilion is the entrance of Huangshan Mountain. A temporary group of tourists gathers here. As the tour group has to take care of everyone's physical strength and requirements, it has to ride the cable car up the hill with the group. After the crucian carp back, it should be Tiandu Peak. At 4:00 p.m. in Tiandu Peak, the radio will not allow tourists to go to the top of the mountain again. My brother and I went down the hill through numerous steep steps, countless days, finally arrived at Ciguang Pavilion, and finally caught up with the last bus down the hill. If you have good physical strength, try not to take the cable car, a good look at the scenery there, Huangshan, really beautiful incomparable!

Walking down the hill, the last stop is to arrive at Ciguang Pavilion, where the car rides back to town. It's late afternoon when we got down to Ciguang Pavilion, which is also the front hill of Huangshan Mountain. I remember that many people were waiting to take cableway or climb mountain from here when they came in the morning. Ciguang Pavilion, formerly known as Fahai Temple, was the first Buddhist temple in Huizhou and Xuanzhou. The founder of Qingxin'an Painting School, Jianjiang Monk (Hongren) and Shi Tao, a master of traditional Chinese painting, once lived here. Because of the small number of people, we can visit and observe the calligraphy and painting quietly. The Hall of Ciguang Pavilion is relatively new. There are a thousand monks'stoves beside it, and three big pots are arranged there, which shows that the incense here once was very strong, but now it has basically become the tourist distribution center of Huangshan. It's quieter, and beside it, the climbing paths are greenery and trees are quiet. There are also stores that can buy goods from the mountains. It's relatively cheaper than the mountains.

To climb the mountain of love. Mountaineering and looking at the sea, Haina Baichuan. No longer want to sit and wait for spring! Breathe fresh air and strengthen our body. Climbing to the top of Happy Mountain, looking for the feelings of early spring. Challenge new heights and dedicate to China. Mountaineering is my peak, and my heart is free and natural. Mountains are my peak, Climbing Association happy trip. Healthy step by step. When the sea reaches the boundless sky to make a shore, the mountain reaches its peak. Hand in hand to experience the pleasure of climbing, heart in heart to heart to share a healthy life.

Ci'an Pavilion is a dream place for hiking down the mountain. It was thought that it was easier to go down the mountain than to go up the mountain. But only after experience did I know that it was much better to go up the mountain breathlessly and rest for a while. But it was different to go down the hill without panting, but your feet were so sour that you dared not walk. It was useless to look at Ci'an Pavil for prayer at the end of 500 meters. It lasted until you persisted in cold sweat. Finally, even to go up the ladies'public toilet, you had to grind your teeth on the Curse why the men's toilet is downstairs in the women's toilet.

Tong Jie Wu Wu Wu Heading "Misery Liu".Intorno alle montagne, Berlino si è inclinato e si è sentito molto tranquillo.

Downhill along the Huangshan Road, the last stop will see the magnificent 1 Ciguang Pavilion, also declared the end of the trip to Huangshan. It is also the front entrance of Huangshan Scenic Area, the starting point of Yuping Cableway and the ticket selling point. Ciguang Pavilion, known as Zhusha Ancient Temple, was built in the Ming Dynasty.