Huilong Mountain

Huilongshan Scenic Attraction is located in Huilongshan Yaozu Township in the northeast of Zixing City. It belongs to the branch of Nanling Luoxiao Mountain Range, with an altitude of 1,413 meters and a total area of ​​20.2 square kilometers. The Xingning County Chronicles, which was revised in the first year of the Guangxu Period of the Qing Dynasty, states: "About ten miles north of the city, behind Yangjiao Mountain, there is a mountain dragon branch, winding and winding, so it is named 'Huilong'. The origin of the county is actually here."

Huilong Mountain is picturesque in all seasons. You can enjoy the sea of ​​azaleas in spring, escape the heat in summer, enjoy the sunrise and sea of ​​clouds in autumn, and enjoy the rime and snow in winter. Huilong Mountain also has unique cultural treasures, which integrate more than 2,000 years of religious history, blessing culture, Yao culture, and farming culture.

Huilong Mountain is also known as the "Ancient Nanyue" because it is the birthplace of Nanyue's religious culture. There is a famous ancient temple on the hillside of Huilong Mountain - Huilongxian Temple, which was built in 190 AD. With the introduction of Buddhism in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Huilongxian Temple became a temple integrating Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, with more than 500 monks, Taoists and Confucianists. Due to the high mountains and lack of water, it gradually became impossible to accommodate too many monks. During the Western Jin Dynasty, some monks and Taoists found a blessed land in Hengshan and built another temple. After the Tang Dynasty monk "Amitabha" Shi Quanzhen realized the truth and became a Buddha in Huilongxian Temple when he was a teenager, he began to travel around to preach and spread the Dharma, so ancient books record Huilongxian Temple as "Ancient Nanyue".

On the top of Huilong Mountain, there is an ancient and mysterious fairy peak - the Heavenly Sacrifice Platform, which is also the original site of the legendary Yan Emperor's offering sacrifice to the sky. According to legend, when Yan Emperor was on a southern tour, he climbed Huilong Mountain and looked around. He saw auspicious clouds and winding peaks like a dragon. So he chiseled stones to build the Heavenly Sacrifice Platform, and set up an altar on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month every year to offer sacrifices to the sky, to protect the weather, peace and prosperity of the country and the people.

Huilongshan Attraction currently has 58 holiday rooms at Yunju Hotel, 42 Yunduan Holiday Houses and 3 camping bases.

There are more than 200 camping sites in total. The Attraction has convenient transportation. It takes about 40 minutes to reach Dongjiang Lake Attraction and is only 60 kilometers away from Chenzhou City.

It takes about 50 minutes to reach the top of the mountain from Zixing City, and it is 58 kilometers away from the exit of G4 Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway.