Chaoyang Phoenix Mountain ‖ One mountain, three temples, and two relics.

📍Attraction address: Located in Shuangta District, Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province. 🚗Sightseeing transportation: Self-driving tour, you can take a sightseeing bus directly to the entrance of the temple (lower courtyard) at the entrance of the scenic spot 👍️Must-visit attractions: Phoenix Peak, Yunjie Temple, Tianqing Temple, Yanshou Temple, Buddha Pagoda, Ancient Reclining Buddha Cave, Inverted Guanyin Cave, Cliff Buddhist Shrine, Tripitaka Cave, Haichang Tomb Pagoda, Moyun Pagoda, Lingxiao Pagoda , Quanying Pagoda, Eighteen Plates of Falling Incense, etc... ❤Reason for recommendation: 1. Introduction: Chaoyang Phoenix Mountain has gone through the Sui, Tang, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Qing and other dynasties since the ancient capital of Sanyan, with a history of more than 1,600 years. The most prosperous period was the Liao Dynasty, which saw the construction of temples, caves, pagodas, inscriptions, etc.... It can be seen that Phoenix Mountain is not only a famous historical mountain, but also a Buddhist holy land in Northeast China, known as the "Land of Merit". 2. Numerous building communities: Natural attractions: Elephant Trunk Mountain, Lotus Heart Cave, Phoenix Peak, Natural Sleeping Buddha, Hua Tuo Asking for Directions, Checkerboard Stone, Parrot Stone, Nantianmen, etc... Cultural landscapes: For example, there are Phoenix Peak, Jixiang Lake, Prayer Garden, Buddha Ceremony Platform, Holy Water Pool, Phoenix Goddess, Ancient Well Holy Water, Sun and Moon Pavilion, Mengxi Pavilion, Feng Pavilion, etc... In particular, there are two relics of the true Buddha on this mountain, namely Sakyamuni Buddha and the ancient Buddha Randen. ⏳Play time: about 5 to 8 hours. Best travel season: April to October every year 💗Other tips: 1. You can consider taking a sightseeing bus directly to the foot of the temple mountain, walking from the mountain to the bottom of the mountain, and walking all the way down to save time and effort. If you are in good physical condition, you can walk up/down the mountain like we did and explore the entire Phoenix Mountain Scenic Area. 2. There is a trail next to the temple at the foot of the mountain, which is only accessible to one person (you cannot walk side by side). The trail is full of cobblestones and is quite slippery, making it very difficult to walk. There is a cliff next to it and there are no safety measures such as guardrails. Friends, Think before you act!