Xiaoxishan main peak

Also known as Jian 'er Mountain, Jian 'er Peak and Dajian Mountain, it is 797 meters above sea level and is the highest peak of Xiaoxi Mountain. There are boundary markers in Mentougou, Shijingshan and Haidian districts near the top of the mountain. On the east side of the peak, there is a fire lookout, commonly known as New wangjinglou and West wangjinglou, with an altitude of 730 meters, which is the highest point of the fire escape.

Ke Qinyu is the strangest name in Xiaoxishan. In fact, from the Liao Dynasty, the west of Tiantai Mountain was called the recommended floating mountain. There is Haotian Temple in the mountains, which was built in Liao Dynasty and later renamed Long 'en Temple. There is a valley to the east of the temple, which is called thirsty valley by the locals. It is said that Yang Jiajiang once fought here, hungry and thirsty. The horses seemed very considerate, and a clear spring gushed out with its hooves. Later generations named this canyon "Thirst Valley" in memory of Yang Jiajiang. So, why did Ke Qinyu get its name? It's ironic. Surveying and mapping personnel asked the local people about the place name here, and the local people told the surveying and mapping personnel that it was called thirsty valley. Surveying and mapping personnel wrote "Kele language" according to its homonym, and changed it from "Kele language" to "Keqin language". A "new place name" that people don't understand is thus "born". Worst of all, this name turns the highest "peak" of Xiaoxi Mountain into a "valley", which is also a real realization of vicissitudes. Located in the northwest of Shijingshan District and southwest of Xiangshan Park. North to Guajia Tower in Haidian District, south to Shuangquan Temple, west to Five Blessingg Zhuang and Tanyu, and east to Nanbei Racecourse. The main peak is 430.8 meters above sea level. Because there is a platform on the west side of the main peak, it is called Tiantai Mountain, and the mountain is called Tiantai Mountain, also known as Tiantai Mountain and Tiantai Mountain. There is an ancient temple in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Cishan Temple, also known as Tiantai Temple. In the old society, temples were held on March 18 every year. In the middle of the Great Compassion Hall in the middle of the Temple Road is a golden lacquer wood carving Guanyin statue, with 8 statues including Bi Xia and Yuan Jun on both sides. This phenomenon of merging Buddhism and Taoism is rare in the suburbs of Beijing. There is a monk sitting in the back hall, commonly known as the demon king, bodhisattva and monk. According to legend, Shunzhi was the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty.

Feng Yuxiang once lived in Tsz Shan Monastery of Tiantai Mountain twice on 19 17 and 1924, leaving behind important stone carvings such as "thrift", "thrift" and "indifference", which is a summer resort. Cishan Temple is a district-level protected cultural relic.

Shuangquan Temple is located on Shuangquan Mountain in Heishitou Township, Shijingshan District, Beijing. It is unknown when the temple was built. It was built in the middle of Jin Dynasty at the latest. As a summer resort in Jin Zhangzong, there are two springs on the right side of the temple, hence the name. In the second year of Xuande in Ming Dynasty (1427), it was the lower hall together with Danone Ren Temple. Chenghua five years (1649), named Pan Xiang Zen Forest. In the first year of Jiajing (1522), it was rebuilt and a monument was erected. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, it was repaired. Shuangquan Temple is located on the main road leading to the pilgrimage to Tsz Shan Monastery.

Shuangquan Temple faces south and can be divided into two rooms. The entrance to the mountain gate is a courtyard with three rooms. There is a shadow wall at the second entrance. There is an iron incense burner in the hospital. In the north of the furnace, there are three pagodas in the main hall and four characters at the main entrance: "Clean". The main buildings are the mountain gate, the main hall, the attached hall and the wing. There are mud Buddha, iron Buddha, iron bell, black dragon mural and so on in the temple.

There is a prayer tower in the north of Shuangquan Temple. Hundreds of meters away from the temple, there is a single-hole stone arch bridge in front of the temple-Shuangquan Bridge. It was rebuilt in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty and renamed Wanshan Bridge. Wanshan Bridge is a cultural relic protection tourist attraction in Shijingshan District.

Most of the buildings in the temple are abandoned, including two monuments, one tower, two stone buddhas, one Wanshan Bridge. There used to be a tea shed in front of Shuangquan Temple, which was very lively. Pilgrims in the past and people who come here for an outing can have a cup of fragrant Shuangquan tea and have a rest here. On the boulder 400 meters north of Shuangquan Temple, there are two stone carvings: one is the "Cuiweishan" stone carving with official script, 50 cm square. There is a poem engraved under the three words, which says: "I am not lost in the road to the clouds, but I am worried for the time being." After all, Lao Chan thinks in a vacuum, especially writing Cui Wei for the cliff. Secondly, 2 meters east of the Cuiwei Mountain stone carving, there is a "Buddha" stone carving with official script, 66 cm square.

At present, there are small reservoirs in North and South Racecourses, among which Nanmachang Reservoir has a large area, surrounded by hardened roads and plank roads, and it is also a good place for leisure and entertainment.

Wanshan Bridge across Heilonggou is the only way from Cuiwei Mountain to Tsz Shan Monastery in Tiantai Mountain in ancient times. It was built in the Jin Dynasty, with a wooden structure. After the Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt into a stone arch bridge, which is a key cultural relic of Shijingshan. From Jinshan Mausoleum to halfway up the mountain, cross the sea to the mountain road, and comprehensively harden the road surface.