What route should Jiuhuashan Buddha take+tips

Many tourists come from far away and want to go to Jiuhua Mountain to worship Buddha. In fact, there are many exquisite ways to worship Buddha, but for pilgrims who go to worship Buddha for the first time, they don't know what route to take. The following small series will tell you about the Buddha's itinerary. Remember to prepare some dry food before going, mainly for breakfast and physical supplement during mountaineering.

1, buy tickets and sightseeing tickets at the foot of the mountain on the first day. When the sightseeing bus arrives at the ticket gate, call the hotel owner and he will pick you up by car. Suppose you arrive at noon on the first day. After he picked you up at the hotel, you and your mother put down their luggage and ordered two dishes. The hotel owner's cooking level is not bad, not very expensive. Have a rest after dinner. When the boss is free, ask him to drive you to the _ Garden Temple. If you are not free, you can walk there, which takes about 10 minutes. After entering the incense, go out and go up the steep stairs on the right hand side, and you will arrive at the Centennial Palace.

Remember, when we are approaching the Centennial Palace, there is a small commodity selling point. Go up to the right (it is wrong to turn left), there is no indicator arrow here. Out of the centennial palace, continue to walk in the direction of the underground track. You will fly to Kannonji, then take the subway, then East Asia Temple, then Ge Xiang, and then rise for 2 minutes to the Ten Thousand Pagodas. Today's trip is basically over. Come down from the Ten Thousand Buddha Pagoda, walk down the mountain road, enter Jiuhua Old Street next to Dabei Building, and you can also see Huacheng Temple, laying the foundation for your next day's trip. Go around a small circle along the direction of Huacheng Temple, Jiuhua Old Street and Dabeilou, meet at the hotel, have dinner, take a bath and have a good rest.

2. Get up early the next day. Jiuhua Mountain is very particular about pilgrimages, and the temple is basically closed after 4 pm. Pack your bag and put it at the front desk. Walk to Huacheng Temple, then the Great Compassion Building, and then the mourning hall. Next, you should notice that when you climb the highest platform, you will see two houses, the abbot and Fang Sheng. Take the path by the window, not down the stairs. It takes three minutes at most to walk to the intersection leading to the small rooftop. If you take the front stairs, it may take 20 minutes to get there. You have to go up as many stairs as you go down. Up to the small rooftop, there are four places to burn incense.

After that, you have to go down a long and steep staircase, which should have more than 200 steps. You can wait for sightseeing bus by the roadside, wave to stop, take the Phoenix Pine Cableway Station (not the Phoenix Pine Terminal, because you have to go down the mountain to go home today, so you don't have enough time to walk), climb the cableway up the mountain, then walk to the ancient praying platform, then walk to the rooftop, and then take a photo at the Ping An Lock next to you after pilgrimages, and you can go down the mountain. You still have to walk back to the ancient altar. At this time, according to your own time and physical strength, choose the cableway to go down the mountain, or walk down the mountain (you will miss three or four incense spots such as Guanyin Cave when you get off the cableway). When you arrive at Phoenix Pine Cableway Station, sightseeing bus will go back to the hotel (you can get off halfway), pick up your bag and ask your boss to take you to the waiting place in sightseeing bus.

Friendly reminder, Jiuhuashan incense is very strong. Don't think that four or five temples can be completed in two or three hours, unless you don't burn incense or move in an instant. Many Buddha statues need to queue up to bow down. Sometimes you need two minutes to bow. A temple has four or five or even seven or eight temples, and each temple has more than a few. Also, you need to light the incense first, which also takes time.

On the first day, I went out at 3 pm and went down at 6 pm. I took the road I just told you. We didn't go to East Asia Temple and Xianghui Pavilion because it was closed. The next day we went out at 9: 00, followed the route I just told you (we went to Huacheng Temple and Dabei Building on the third day) and didn't go down the mountain until 18: 50 in the evening. Of course, we've come all the way. Evaluate your physical strength by yourself.

Tips 1。 Don't wear hard shoes when climbing mountains. Lightweight sports shoes, travel shoes and rubber-soled shoes are the right choice. It is best to wear a pair of thick socks to prevent blisters.

2, climbing a mountain with crutches, it will help when walking on the mountain road. In addition, it is said that when you are lucky on the roadside, you will pick up crutches discarded by others.

3. Despite the scorching sun under the mountain, be sure to bring a windbreaker or sweater; Rain or shine is uncertain in mountainous areas, and rain gear is also indispensable. It's best to prepare a raincoat to facilitate mountain climbing.

The natural environment of Jiuhua Mountain is well protected, and it is inevitable that there are snakes and insects. Take some snake medicine just in case

There are wild monkeys in Jiuhua Mountain (such as near Centennial Palace). Don't play with monkeys at will to avoid being scratched.

Ritual Buddha is a university question. Remember to do your homework and obey the rules before you go. In addition, some mountains are steep, so pay attention to safety. It's cool here in summer, so you can go to the mountains to enjoy the cool when you are free.