Hunan Hengyang Nanyue·Hengshan | A panoramic view of the small mountains, only Hengshan is unique.

| A panoramic view of the small mountains, only Hengshan is unique. "One of the Five Great Mountains of China"||Hengshan Hengshan (Mount Heng), also known as Nanyue, Shouyue, and Nanshan, is one of the "Five Great Mountains of China". It is located in the southeastern part of Hunan Province, China, stretching between Hengyang and Xiangtan basins, and the main part is located in Nanyue District, Hengshan County, and the eastern part of Hengyang County, Hengyang City. The name of Hengshan, according to the "Gan Shi Xing Jing" in the Warring States Period, is because it is located in the wing of the Zhen Star in the constellation of the 28th House, "Bian Ying Ji Heng" "Quan De Jun Wu", like a balance, can be called heaven and earth, hence the name Hengshan. Hengshan is a famous Taoist and Buddhist holy place in China, with more than 200 temples, temples, temples, and temples around the mountain. Hengshan is the place where the ancient kings Tang Yao and Yu Shun patrolled and hunted and sacrificed to the country, and Xia Yu killed horses to worship the heavens and the earth to seek flood control methods. The god of Hengshan Mountain is the fire god Zhurong worshipped by the people. He was appointed by the Yellow Emperor to guard Hengshan, teach people to use fire, cultivate all things, and was buried in Chidi Peak of Hengshan after his death, and was respected by the locals as Nanyue Shengdi. Taoism "Thirty-six Caves, Seventy-two Blessed Lands", four of them are located in Hengshan, and the two true body relics of the Buddha Shakyamuni are hidden in the Vajra Relic Pagoda of Nantai Temple in Hengshan. The main peaks of Hengshan include Huiyan Peak, Zhurong Peak, Zigai Peak, Yuelu Mountain, etc. The highest peak, Zhurong Peak, is 1300.2 meters above sea level. Nanyue Temple🍃The ancient temple at the foot of Hengshan for thousands of years | Buddhism and Taoism coexist|||🌟Nanyue Temple, located at the foot of Nanyue Hengshan, was built in the early Tang Dynasty and is a palace-style ancient building complex for sacrifices and folk pilgrimages. 🙌The temple sits north to south, with a rigorous layout and a magnificent atmosphere, with nine entrances and four courtyards. The main building on the central axis is the main hall, also known as the Holy Emperor Hall, which enshrines the magnificent Buddha statue, and its solemn atmosphere is awe-inspiring. 👉There are eight Taoist temples in the east of the temple, and eight Buddhist temples in the west, which are the models of the coexistence of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. 🕰Opening hours: 8:00-17:30 (💰58/person) 🚗Transportation: 🚄There is a bus to Hengshan West Station, and Didi is also very convenient ✅Nearby play: Nanyue Hengshan, Zhusheng Temple, Wanshou Ding Nanyue Temple