Mount Emei is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. It is located in Emeishan City, Leshan City, Sichuan Province. It is a Chinese cultural and natural heritage. Mount Emei has rich humanistic history and natural landscapes. It is a mountain resort integrating Buddhist culture, natural scenery, history, culture and tourism. So, what are the attractions in Mount Emei that are worth visiting?

1. Emeishan Giant Buddha

The Emeishan Giant Buddha is the tallest existing stone Buddha statue in China, with a height of 71 meters. It is the iconic attraction of Mount Emei. The Giant Buddha is located on the golden top of Mount Emei. It was created by the eminent monk Jianzhen in the Tang Dynasty and took nine years to complete. The Giant Buddha is solemn and majestic. It is one of the masterpieces of Chinese Buddhist art.

2. Wannian Temple

Wannian Temple is one of the oldest temples in Mount Emei. It was founded in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,300 years. There are many Buddha statues and cultural relics in the temple, the most famous of which is the "Ten Thousand Years Bell" given by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. The bell is 2.5 meters tall and weighs 12 tons. It is the largest existing bronze bell in China.

3. Golden Summit

The Golden Summit of Mount Emei is the highest peak of Mount Emei, with an altitude of 3099 meters. An excellent viewpoint. From the Golden Summit, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Mount Emei, and you can also see the surrounding peaks and sea of ​​clouds. The scenery is very spectacular. In addition, there are many Buddhist buildings and cultural relics on the Golden Summit, such as the Golden Summit Temple, Puxian Pagoda, Mahavira Hall, etc., which are very worth visiting.

4. Thousand-year-old Temple - Baoguo Temple

Baoguo Temple is one of the oldest temples in Mount Emei. It was founded in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of a thousand years. There are many Buddhist statues and cultural relics in the temple, the most famous of which is the Ming Dynasty building "Sanqing Hall", which is one of the oldest existing wooden structures in China. In addition, Baoguo Temple also has many Buddhist cultural and historical relics, such as stone sutra buildings from the Tang Dynasty and stone Buddha statues from the Ming Dynasty, which are well worth a visit.

5. Jiulao Cave

Jiulao Cave is one of the most famous scenic spots in Mount Emei. It is a scenic spot integrating Buddhist culture and natural scenery. There are many Buddha statues and stone carvings in the cave, the most famous of which is the Tang Dynasty stone carving "Nine Lao Tu", which is one of the earliest existing landscape paintings in China. In addition, there are many unique natural landscapes in the cave, such as stalactites, stone pillars, stalagmites, etc., which are well worth a visit.

The above are several scenic spots worth visiting in Mount Emei. Each scenic spot has its own unique charm and historical and cultural heritage, allowing people to appreciate the rich Buddhist culture and natural scenery of Mount Emei. If you have the opportunity to come to Mount Emei, you may wish to visit these attractions. I believe they will leave a deep impression on you.