Wulian Mountain, worth a visit!

Wulian Mountain Scenic Spot (4A level) As a local of Wulian, this is the first time I have climbed Wulian Mountain after growing up here. I thought it would be as crowded as Wanheping that I visited yesterday, but I worried too much~ We didn't drive, so we took the C305 bus for about an hour to reach the entrance of Wulian Mountain. It took us about twenty minutes to walk to the service center, and it was so hot! It was scorching, so everyone must drive there! The ticket for the scenic area is 65 yuan, and the round-trip bus ticket is 20 yuan. If you drive, you can go directly up the mountain; otherwise, you must take the bus. Walking up will make you doubt life because the mountain road is winding, and it's very unsafe with the traffic going up and down! On the bus, I was amazed by the driver's driving skills, especially since the road turns are quite astonishing. As someone who is afraid of heights, I was still very nervous inside. When we arrived at the entrance of the scenic area, there was a parking area for self-driving cars. Then we could check our tickets and enter. The environment is very clean, and walking on the shaded avenue is really pleasant. The air on the mountain is fresh, and occasionally birds sing... The main gate is very grand, suitable for taking photos. On the way up the mountain, on the left side, there are several old trees where some people tie wish bands and plaques, which is quite meaningful. We first followed the signs to Guangming Temple. This temple is named after the master (I forgot his name) who used the water from Guangming Spring and herbs to cure Empress Wu Zetian's eye disease. However, the temple is now closed, the Zen tea room is not open, and although Guangming Spring still has water, it is not clean anymore. Following the right side of Guangming Temple upwards, the path is newly paved and very clean. The sanitation is very well maintained, which deserves great praise. Going up, we saw a temple with Guanyin Bodhisattva and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva inside, and there was another deity in the middle that I didn't see clearly. There are no fortune-tellers here, everything is as fate wills, and you can buy incense to offer yourself. On the left side, a small door leads up a wooden plank path to a platform with stone elephants and small animals, and as shown in the picture, there is the 'Record of Sakyamuni's Enlightenment' written with a brush on the wall, quite impressive! On the right side, there are two more Buddhas, sorry I don't know their names. After exiting through the small door on the right, we went to the 'Bodhi Tower', which has a wide view. Looking out, it's really refreshing, and it's also a good place to rest and replenish energy