Thanks to the recommendation from netizens, Jiaoshan Mountain did not disappoint me.

Ticket Ginkgo Festival Jiaoshan Package 65r Jiaoshan Ticket (including ferry) + Jiao Friends Eye-catching Bag 🚪 Old Mountain Gate (Bobo Pavilion) Built in the 48th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1709) The stone lions in front of the gate are cultural relics of the Ming Dynasty, vivid and lifelike The couplet on the gate tower: "The Yangtze River is a natural moat, and there are saints in China" The back screen wall is engraved with "The Sea is Calm" (Ming Dynasty, Hu Zunzong), meaning peace in the world [Mountain] New Mountain Gate Completed in September 2002, it is a Ming and Qing style archway 12 meters high, four pillars and three gates, with flying eaves and corners, and the Wanfo Pagoda stands behind it The front eaves: "Jiaoshan Scenic Spot" (inscribed by Master Mingshan) The back eaves: "Han and Jin Style" (written by Master Cizhou) Mountain Gate Hall: Single-eave Xieshan-style ancient building, with the plaque "Jiaoshan Dinghui Temple" (written by Master Mingshan) Bell and Drum Tower: Bell Tower in the east, Drum Tower in the west Dinghui Bridge: Five-hole arch bridge, connecting the Bell and Drum Tower and the Heavenly King Hall, with Jiaogong Pavilion and Minggong Pavilion dotted in between 🏰 Heavenly King Hall Built in the Ming Dynasty, rebuilt in the 29th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1903), and rebuilt in 1983 Double-eave Wudian-style building, with four seal characters "Henghai Dahan" engraved on the facing wall 🕍 Mahavira Hall The main building of Dinghui Temple, built by Faboji, a disciple of Xuanzang in the Tang Dynasty The main hall is a double-eave Wudian-style building, with a Ming and Qing wooden structure caisson ceiling inside, and exquisite Song Dynasty paintings The plaque "Dinghui Temple" inscribed by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty is hung above the hall The beam in the middle of the main hall has the plaque "Xianglin" written by Emperor Kangxi 📜 Sutra Library Once named Sutra Hall and Sutra Pavilion, it was first built in the 10th year of the Zhengtong reign of the Ming Dynasty (1445) During the Ming Dynasty, it housed the "Yongle Northern Collection" (66 cases, 6360 volumes) and the "Wanli Collection" (6771 volumes)