Baiji | Fengxiang Lingshan Jinghui Temple Guide.

| Fengxiang Lingshan Jinghui Temple Guide. ⛰【Attraction Guide】 Lingshan, formerly known as Jiuding Lotus Mountain, was named after the Lingshan vulture seen by Duke Mu of Qin while hunting here. It is known as the first Buddhist mountain in Northwest China. Fengxiang Lingshan Jinghui Temple is located on Lingshan Mountain, 15 km west of Fengxiang District, Baoji City. It is located at the western end of Qin Chuan, east of Wu Yue, south of Zhongnan Mountain, and north of Qianshan Mountain. The wild water flows into the valley, and the rocks are steep. Fengjiashan Reservoir is on the right, and the Silk Road is on the left. It is located at the junction of Fengxiang, Chencang, and Qianyang counties. Famous scenic spots in the mountain include Meizi Ridge, Sheshen Cliff, Kanbai Tree, Calf Spring, and the Iron Buddha, Big Pot, Reclining Buddha, and Laomu Pavilion in the temple, which are collectively known as the Eight Scenic Spots. 📍Address: 6 km west of Tang Village, Liulin Town, Fengxiang District, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province 🚗Transportation: Navigate to Fengxiang Lingshan Scenic Area 🕙Opening hours: All year: Monday to Sunday 08:00–20:00 💰Ticket price: Free, parking fee CNY 10/car 🌟Highlights: Jinghui Temple is located on the top of Lingshan Mountain. It was built in the second year of the Tang Dynasty. The temple is magnificent, with carved beams and painted buildings, magnificent architecture, and solemn Buddha statues. It has been rebuilt after being destroyed in the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. It is divided into four courtyards: Jiyin, Sleeping Buddha, Iron Buddha, and Five Buddhas. The Buddha statues in the hall are dignified, the Bodhisattvas and Arhats are beautifully sculpted, and the Vajra warriors are in various poses, each representing a different dharma. 📌Tips: There are many incense sellers at the entrance, and you can buy some if you like. There is also free incense in the temple.