Basic introduction of Wuduo Mountain in Beiding

Wuduo Mountain in the north is a famous religious tourist attraction in Nanyang.

Wuduoshan Scenic Area in the north is located in the west of Sikeshu Township, nanzhao county City, Henan Province, 40km from Nanzhao County in the north and 75km from Nanyang City in the southeast. 207 national highway runs through the north and south, and the 3 12 National Road and Ningxi Railway run through the south edge. It is a bright pearl in the tourism development of Nanyang and nanzhao county.

Wuduo Mountain is a well-known historical mountain with a long history. The Classic of Mountains and Seas called it Yidi Mountain, Zhu also called it Qishan, Taiping Ji called it Riding Mountain, and Ming Jiajing Nanyang Prefecture called this mountain five peaks stand side by side, and sacred flowers, Buddhist temples, Mo Yunduo, flowers and Sargam flowers stand side by side, hence the name Wuduo Mountain. Within three kilometers of the north-south line, five abrupt stone crevices stand side by side, towering into the sky, like five poles, which is shocking; On the way up the mountain, the stone walls, carved rock masses, abrupt boulders and hanging antennas are breathtaking, while the artificial Pinghu, waterfall source pool, Maolin Xiuzhu and mountain flowers are refreshing.

There are more than 4000 stone steps like a ladder. This unique natural landscape is unique in Nanyang Basin. Wuduo Mountain is the holy land of ancient Taoism, which is famous all over the world. During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, a temple was built, which used to be a place to pray for rain. It was called Qilishan Longtang in Song Dynasty, Jiaxuan Housi in Yuan Dynasty and Zushi Temple in Ming Dynasty. According to legend, Wen Jian, the second generation emperor of Ming Dynasty, moved to Wuduoshan Temple and became a monk after his downfall in Jingkang Revolution. People call him the founder, and Zhang Sanfeng, a Taoist priest in Tianbao, helped him to publicize Taoism, which made him famous.

Since then, its mountain has been called Beiding, also known as Zushiding and Jinding. Later, Wen Jian and Zhang Sanfeng went south to Wudang Mountain and built a temple called Nanding. The incense in the two places is as grand as that in the distance. Since the Ming Dynasty, sitting north facing south has become an important ritual activity in the Central Plains and Jianghan area. 1978, the people's government of Henan Province announced that Wuduoshan ancestral temple was the key to develop Taoist temples. Since then, Wuduoshan has reached its peak. Wuduo Mountain is an ideal place for your sightseeing, ancestor worship, vacation and scientific research.