Where is Longtan Temple Mountain City?

Longtan Temple Mountain City is a cultural relic protection unit in Liaoning Province.

Longtan Temple Mountain City is located in the north of Longtan Mountain, Chenjia Village, Weiyuan Township, Kaiyuan City. Covering an area of about 30,000 square meters, it is formed by connecting the seven peaks of Longtan Mountain with earth walls. There is a gate in the southeast of the mountain city, where there is a gap, and there is a drain next to the gate. There are red rope tiles, iron knives, iron trowels and other relics in the city.

Longtan Temple in the mountain city of Ding Qi was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1736? Built in 1795), the temple is named after the seven peaks and one pool of clear water, and is famous for its famous temples in northern Liaoning. Mountain City consists of Border Town Scenic Area, Longtan Temple Scenic Area and Cheng Nan Reservoir Scenic Area. The natural environment around Longtan Mountain City is amazing. There are seven peaks arched like a ring, but there is a gap in the east, so there is a door to enter and exit here. The scenery of reflecting the moon in Shuangchi, the wonders, the Thousand-Handed Buddha and Xiahe are all breathtaking. On the day of the temple fair on April 18 of the lunar calendar alone, hundreds of thousands of tourists and believers were burning incense. Climbing to the top of the Seven Dings of Longtan and overlooking it, the mountains are dancing and the green fields are picturesque, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. At present, there are only buildings such as mountain gates and Buddhist temples.