Jianmenguan Liangshan Temple Fortune Telling _ Jianmenguan Liangshan Temple Fortune Telling is not allowed.

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Jianmen Pass

Since ancient times, Sichuan has been known as "the Shu Road is difficult to pass". Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, once lamented that "the Shu Road is difficult to pass and it is difficult to go to the sky". The land of abundance is surrounded by mountains and rivers, which not only avoids the destruction of war, but also hinders the smooth flow of traffic. Since 2000, the only access to Sichuan and Shaanxi-Shudao, starts from Zitong Shiniupu in the south and ends at Guangyuan Qipanguan in the north. With the natural scenery of high mountains and deep valleys and dangerous roads, as well as the unique features of ancient culture with a long history and rich cultural relics, it attracts countless tourists at home and abroad.

Jianmenguan is 45 kilometers south of Guangyuan. The mountains here stretch from east to west 100 kilometers, with 72 peaks rising and falling, towering into the sky, steep walls broken and two mountains like doors. The situation is dangerous, so it is named after it. It's easier to defend here than to attack. During the Three Kingdoms period, Jiang Wei, the general of Shu, held this pass, and the division of 100,000 elite generals of Wei was blocked from the sword gate. There are still "the first pass in the world" and "the first pass in the world" between the pass walls. People here can still overlook the majestic momentum of Jiange 72 Peak and imagine the preciseness of that pass. The newly-built Jianmenguan building stands tall at the gate, imposing. The nearby mountains are endless, with lush vegetation and beautiful scenery.

The elevation of Dajianshan, the main peak of Jianmenguan, is1.200m.. On the top of the mountain, there is an ancient temple built in the Song Dynasty-Liangshan Temple. Along the way, you can enjoy Shimenguan, Shuan Peak, Chuandong Beam, Xianqiao, Shesheng Cliff and other scenic spots.