Xuanmiaoguan in Ziyang

What travelers say:

The road from Huangpi Buddha to Xuanmiaoguan is not easy to open, and we even thought we had gone the wrong way, and finally parked the car to a very small parking spot, and started a hiking trip. Note: 1. The parking place at the entrance of Xuanmiaoguan can park up to 4 cars. So during the holidays, everyone should be cautious, although it is relatively cold. 2. After parking, it takes about 10-15 minutes to walk to the entrance, and there is a small uphill, and there are several nightclubs (cemeteries), but there are trees and crops along the way. 3. The attractions are not very big. Even if you don’t open the door, you can see the stone carvings outside the door, but it is recommended that you can find the stability personnel and open the door to see the historical traces inside. 1. The main display outside the door is the theme of Taoism. There are colors on the stone carvings. If you can't find the door, you won't be embarrassed by turning around. 2. After opening the door, there is a small space inside, but it will make people feel like crying. Looking up, reflecting the sunset, a few Luxes and Bodhisattva are particularly magnificent, but unfortunately they are now unfinished. 3. Look carefully at the row of Buddha statues, and the engravings left in that era. Long live xxx 4. The cultural security personnel are the uncle who planted the land nearby. He lives about 2 kilometers away. Seeing his age is also close to 60-70, his back is hunched, but his simple smile is still bright. 5. It is recommended that you choose to arrive here 1 or 2 hours before sunset, with the sunset light, and be able to take particularly beautiful photos, to end the one-day trip of the Anyue North Line, and return to Anyue from the main road to stay on the Anyue North Line: Reclining Buddha Courtyard, Mumen Temple, Yuanjue Cave, Qianfo Village, Lingyouyuan (promise the cultural and insurance personnel not to send net maps), Huang Qi Big Buddha, Xuan Miaoguan, live in Anyue, each article has a separate travel guide, you can find