Santaiyuntai Scenic Area Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Santai Yuntai Scenic Area is dominated by Yuntai Temple, which is the second largest Taoist temple in Sichuan after Qingcheng Mountain and one of the four famous Taoist temples in the country. From the time when Taoists came to the mountain in the Southern Song Dynasty to its peak in the Guangxu period, Yuntai Temple not only became a scenic spot, but also gradually became the center of Taoist activities. To this day, many cultural relics and various scriptures in the Taoist temple are still well preserved, leaving behind four major suspense: the seven-star lantern, the sound of the Xuantian Palace gate, the spotless appearance of the main hall, and the mysterious diamond seal, which attract tourists, pilgrims, and even researchers. Come here by chance, for pilgrimage and curiosity.

Attractions distribution:

Yuntai Scenic Area is located in Yuntai Village, Anju Town, south of Mianyang, covering an area of ​​15,127 square meters. Going up the mountain from Yudai Bridge, along the central axis are the Three Emperors Temple, Huilong Pavilion, "Yuntai Scenic Spot" Square, Wooden Corridor Pavilion, Shihua Watch, Sanhe Gate, Yama Ten Halls, Quan Arch Gate, Qinglong White Tiger Hall, and Subduing Demon Hall ( Gongchen Tower), Chaojing Tower and Buddhist Scripture Tower, Bell and Drum Tower, Xiang Pavilion, Xuantian Palace (Zhenwu Hall). Many of the buildings in the temple are classic representatives, with carved beams and painted beams, fully displaying the beauty of ancient architecture.

Scenic spot qualifications:

Provincial scenic spots

Scenic spot features:

Mountain climbing, worship, religion