One of the Eight Hanging Temples of China - Chaoyang Temple

Niche treasure spot Chaoyang Mountain Scenic Area One of the Seven Hanging Temples of China and the site of King Zhou's Warm Palace ruins. The temple is distributed along steep cliffs. The Reclining Buddha in the Thousand Buddha Cave smiles at the world. The Nine Dragon Cypress grows on the cliff, full of greenery. The Shouting Spring can spray water columns of different heights according to the size of the shout, and it is said to have become a check-in point. When the mountain flowers are in full bloom, you can see the temple between the cliffs through the lush trees. The cliff carving of the character 'Buddha' creates an opportunity to 'hug the Buddha's feet.' You can also swing in the mountain breeze. Although burning high incense is prohibited to prevent mountain fires, the cultural heritage of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism is still rich here. Chaoyang Mountain, a branch of the Taihang Mountains facing the sun, has a unique charm when the flowers bloom in spring. 🎫Tickets: Adult ticket 27/person, Student ticket 13/person 🚙Parking fee: No parking fee 🚩Route: Chaoyang Temple - Bodhisattva Hall - Mahavira Hall - Shouting Spring - Guanyin Hall - Great Heat - Buddha Character Cliff Carving - Heart Sutra Cliff Carving - Daji Cave - Flower Terrace - Chaotian Gate You can have vegetarian meals, the cost is up to you