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Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area Travel Guide

Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area Travel Guide
Qingyang County

Scenic spot introduction:

Jiuhua Mountain has been a famous tourist destination in my country since ancient times. Together with Wutai Mountain, Emei Mountain and Putuo Mountain, it is known as one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China and has the reputation of "Lotus Buddha Kingdom". Jiuhua Mountain covers an area of 120 square kilometers. The scenic area has majestic mountains, beautiful peaks, lush vegetation, waterfalls and springs. The climate is mild and humid, with distinct four seasons. The natural scenery is integrated with the cultural landscape and Buddhist atmosphere. It is known as the "No. 1 Mountain in the Southeast" and is also the main entrance and main scenic area in the north of Anhui's "Two Mountains and One Lake" (Huangshan Mountain, Jiuhua Mountain, Taiping Lake) golden tourist area.
Jiuhua Mountain was formerly known as Lingyang Mountain and Jiuzi Mountain. It was named after its nine peaks that resemble lotus flowers. It was renamed Jiuhua Mountain during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty (742-756). The flesh bodies of eminent monks from past dynasties are a major feature of Jiuhua Mountain. In the perennially humid climate, the flesh bodies of eminent monks can remain intact after their death, which is very magical. There are now five flesh bodies available for worship.

Attractions distribution:

Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area is a place of 99 peaks of various sizes, with the most majestic peaks being Tiantai, Shiwang, Lianhua, and Tianzhu, so the ancients called it "Jiuzi Mountain". The climate in the scenic area is pleasant, and there are many ancient Buddhist temples and incense smoke. There are more than 94 existing temples and more than 700 monks and nuns. It is an authentic Buddhist holy land.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 5A scenic spot, World Cultural Heritage, World Natural Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Famous Buddhist mountains, the Buddha's body temple, pilgrimages, religious landscapes, ancient Buddhist temples, famous mountains, waterfalls, forests, strange peaks and rocks, rivers

Scenic spot map:

Scenic spot map

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China > Anhui Province > Chizhou City > Qingyang County

How to get there:

To enter and exit Jiuhua Mountain, take a bus from Qingyang to Kecun, and then take a tourist bus to Jiuhua Street Scenic Area .

1. Take a Yangtze River boat to Wuhu, Guichi or Anqing, and then take a bus directly to Jiuhua Street. Guichi Cikou Port to Jiuhua Street is 52 kilometers, Wuhu to Jiuhua Street is 167 kilometers, and Anqing to Jiuhua Mountain is about 122 kilometers.

2. Take the train to Tongling City, then take a bus directly to Jiuhua Street, 92 kilometers.

3. There are also shuttle buses from Huangshan or Hefei to Jiuhua Mountain.

The transportation between the scenic spots in the scenic area is very convenient. The ticket already includes the Jiuhuashan scenic spot bus. You can freely travel between the scenic spots by showing your ticket.

Scenic area map:

Click to expand the scenic area map

Tickets

Jiuhua Mountain Ticket Price:

Regular ticket: 180 yuan/person, discount ticket: 90 yuan/person

Half-price discount group

1. Youth: minors aged 6 to 18 years old;

2. Full-time undergraduate students or below;

3. Elderly: 60 to 70 years old;

4. Active military personnel and retired military cadres;

5. Disabled persons: Disability certificates of grades five to ten.

6. Chizhou locals

Free ticket groups

1. Minors: under 6 years old;

2. Elderly: over 70 years old;

3. Disabled persons: Disability certificates of grades one to four.

4. Scenic area guides, tour guides, monks, media reporters, etc. can enter the park free of charge with relevant documents.

Scenic area opening hours:

8:00~17:30

Travel Tips

travelling guideline:

Jiuhua Mountain Body Hall of the Lotus Buddha Country: Since the Tang Dynasty, thirteen true Bodhisattvas have appeared in Jiuhua Mountain. There are now three major body halls in the mountain, among which Shenguang Ridge is dedicated to the physical body of Jin Qiaojue, and the Centenary Palace is dedicated to the Wuxia Zen Master (i.e. Hai Hai). Shuangxi Temple enshrines the physical body of Monk Daxing.

There are many important Buddhist festivals in Mount Jiuhua. The most important ones are the Buddha’s Birthday (the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, Gion Temple), the Buddha’s Enlightenment Festival (the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month), and the Guanyin Festival (the birthday of Guanyin, the second day of the lunar calendar). the 19th day of the lunar month, the Enlightenment Day, the 19th day of the 6th lunar month, the Nirvana Day, the 9th lunar month), the Ksitigarbha Dharma Fair (the 30th day of the 7th lunar month, Huacheng Temple, the Hall of Flesh Body), the Jiuhuashan Temple Fair (the 3rd day of the 7th lunar month each year) Ten, Tiantai Peak) and Ziyi Ri (the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month). If you are interested, you can choose a day to go.

Mount Jiuhua is a famous Buddhist mountain. The "Jiuhua vegetarian food" made from local delicacies and game is crispy, tender and nutritious. Visitors should not miss it here.



Two-day tour of Jiuhua Mountain:

On the first day, after buying a ticket in Kecun, you can take a tourist bus to the Jiuhua Street Scenic Area.

Jiuhuashan Kaishanzu Temple → Huacheng Temple (Jiuhuashan Historical Relics Museum) is located in the center of Jiuhua Street, with a square and a life-release pond in front of the door. Visitors can offer incense and worship Buddha here, and can also pick out cultural relics and pictures of interest to have a general understanding of Jiuhua Mountain.

Walk to Foguang Ridge from Huacheng Temple to pay homage to the physical body of Jin Jizo. On the way, you will pass Amitabha Hall, Jizo Zen Temple, Yueshen Hall, Shangzen Hall, Jingjie Jingshe and other places.

After leaving Jiuhua Street, there are Min Gong Hall (Goddess of Wealth), Zhan Tan Lin (Dabei Tower), Tonghui Temple (Master Renyi’s body) and other sights

Tour route:

One-day tour

Line A: Huacheng Temple - Hall of Flesh Body - Min Garden - Rooftop

Line B: Huacheng Temple - Hall of Flesh Body - Centennial Palace - Five Hundred Arhats Hall - Tonghui Zen Forest - Dabei Palace
Two-day tour

Line A: The first day of Huacheng Temple - Huixiang Pavilion - Dongya Zen Temple - Bell Pavilion - Centennial Palace - Five Hundred Arhat Hall - Gion Temple View Buddhist services

The second day: The Body Treasure Hall - Min Garden - Phoenix Pine - Rooftop

Line B: The first day Huacheng Temple - Jingjie Jingshe - Shangzentang - Zhuanlun Treasure Hall - The Body Treasure Hall - Ksitigarbha Zen Temple

The next day, Centenary Palace - Five Hundred Arhats Hall - Dongya Zen Temple - Huixiang Pavilion - Tonghui Zen Forest - Dabei Hall

Best time to visit:

It can be enjoyed in all seasons, but spring and autumn are the best seasons.

Shopping recommendations:

The local specialties include Jiuhua Yunwu tea, Polygonatum sibiricum, Indian chopsticks, paper fans, etc.

Very popular with tourists.

Scenic spot map:

Scenic spot map

Gallery

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Dahuatai

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Gion Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Bitao Waterfall

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Longchi Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Phoenix Ancient Pine

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Qiao'an (Qiao'an)

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Shutan Reflects the Moon

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Minyuan Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Shenxian Cave

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Zhan Tan Forest

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Liuquankou

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Ten King Peaks

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Turnaround Cave Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Small Rooftop

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Tianzhu Peak Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Mingdi Teahouse

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Shangchan Hall

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Laotian Wugu Ancient Village

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Ganlu Temple Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Jiuziyan Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Golden Toad Confidence

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Lianhua Peak Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Elephant Stone

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Tianzhu Fairy Trail

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide: Jiuhuashan Buddhist Holy Land Cemetery

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Watershed

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Yunfeng Bridge

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Stone House

Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area Tourism Guide - "Jiuhua Holy Land" Gate Square

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Jiuzi Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Rooftop Dawn

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - The Sound of Jiuziquan

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Xiaohuatai

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide: Sengjia Mountain

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Shuangxi Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Tonghui'an

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - "Linyan Jingxiu" Stone Carving Group

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Huixiang Pavilion

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Luohan Peak

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Zheyun Peak

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - The Spring Scenery of the Flower Terrace

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Liantai Peak

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Xin'an Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide: Feilaishi

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Nunnery Group

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Ancient Buddha Cave

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Immortal Drinking Wine

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Tianmen Peak

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide: Dizang Rock

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Turnaround Cave

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Release Pond

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Yunbo Academy Ruins

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Huayan Cave

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Crescent Lake

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Long'an

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Guanyin Cihang

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Huatai Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Xizhu Nunnery

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Panda Stone

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Huacheng Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Travel Guide - Lion Peak Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Taibai Bookstore

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Rooftop Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Cuifeng Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Yulong Cave

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Ganlu Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Dabei Palace

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Minyuan Bamboo Sea

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Pingtian Gang

Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Jiuzifeng

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Flesh Body Palace

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Tiantai Peak

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Cheng Jiuwan Tomb

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Wuxi Bridge

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Jiuhua Street Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Longchi Waterfall

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Suoqiao Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Wuxi Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Nanyang Bay Scenic Area

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - "Jiuhuashan" Gate

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Swallow Cave

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Longxi Grand Canyon

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Keqiaomenfang

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Centennial Palace

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Dizang Well

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Minyuan to Praying Platform Cableway

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Stone Carvings on the Railing

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Ancient Prayer Platform

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Duxiu Lingkong

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Tiantai Temple

Jiuhuashan Scenic Area Tourism Guide - Dapeng Listening Stone

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