Yibin Zhenwu Mountain Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Yibin Zhenwu Mountain, a famous Taoist mountain in southern Sichuan, enjoys the reputation of "Qingcheng in the north and Zhenwu in the south". It became famous as early as the Song Dynasty, and became even more glorious in the Ming Dynasty. The ancient buildings are based on the mountain, scattered and graceful, standing on the bank of the Minjiang River; surrounded by towering ancient trees, they are poetic and picturesque, just like a place of gods. After returning from the Yibin Museum site to a Taoist site, Zhenwu Mountain integrates mountains, rivers, trees, cultural relics, Sanjiang natural landscape and Cuiping Mountain, and is a famous Taoist cave.

Attractions distribution:

Zhenwu Mountain is located in the northwest of Cuiping District, close to Cuipingshan Park, covering an area of ​​about 3.33 hectares. From the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, there are three palaces and eleven halls of ancient buildings such as Wangjiang Tower, Nantianmen, Doumu Palace, Xuanzu Palace, Wuliang Palace, Cihang Palace, Sanfu Palace, Guanyin Cave, and Wenchang Palace. Many Taoist stone carvings, reliefs, inscriptions, etc. can be seen in the mountains. The good greening also makes the place more like a fairyland.

Scenic spot features:

Mountain climbing, worship, religion, ancient buildings, famous mountains