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Where is Tianzhu Mountain Scenic Area?

Tianzhu Mountain Scenic Area is located in the west of Qianshan County, Anqing City, Anhui Province.

Named after the main peak, such as "a pillar of the sky". Tianzhu Mountain, also known as Wanshan Mountain and Wangong Mountain, was once named "Nanyue" by Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and was known as "the first mountain in Jianghuai". The natural scenery here is magnificent and inclusive; The humanistic landscape is profound and has a long history, which can be called a wonderful landscape painting!

Tianzhu Mountain has amazing natural scenery, magnificent natural scenery, misty sea of clouds, majestic, both the majesty of Huangshan Mountain and the beauty of Lushan Mountain. There are strange pines and rocks, waterfalls and flowing springs, as well as canyons, caves, dangerous passes and ancient villages. There are lush vegetation and rich products here. Precious plants include fragrant fruit trees, fish scales, Euonymus japonicus, Rhododendron Jinyun and so on. Rare animals include masked beavers, piano birds and giant salamanders. The main peak is 1485 meters above sea level, steep and steep, reaching the sky. Rich in water resources, it is the most famous mountain in China.

Tianzhu Mountain is regarded as a treasure by Taoism and Buddhism in history. Taoism named the world-famous cave house as a blessed land with 36 caves and 72 caves, and Tianzhu Mountain as a blessed land with 14 caves and 57 caves. Zhuang Mingbi's "You Da Long Shan" said: "According to Taoist records, there are eight Tianzhu in the world, and there are three in China, and one of them is also hidden." It can be seen that Tianzhu Mountain has an extremely important position in the eyes of Taoism.

Zuo Ci, a famous Taoist priest in the Eastern Han Dynasty, "gained enlightenment through alchemy" here. Since the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Taoism has built famous Taoist temples in Tianzhu Mountain, such as Wuyue Temple, Lingxian Temple (Zhenyuan Palace) and Tianzuo Palace, among which Zhenyuan Palace once owned more than 3,600 Taoist temples.