Jinzhou Beipu Tuo Mountain

Below is a detailed travel guide for Jinzhou Beipu Tuo Mountain: 1. Scenic Area Overview: • Location: Beipu Tuo Mountain is located about seven kilometers northwest of Jinzhou City and is a famous northern Buddhist temple with a history of over 1,400 years. • Features: It is revered as the place where Guanyin Bodhisattva manifested in the north, boasting the largest Buddhist architectural complex in Northeast China, with lush forests and beautiful scenery. 2. Main Attractions: • Beipu Tuo Chan Temple: Includes temple buildings such as the Lower Court, Upper Court, and Guanyin Cave, enshrining statues of Guanyin Bodhisattva and other Buddhas. • Jiguanshan: The main peak, Jiguanshan, is over 300 meters above sea level. There is a statue of Lao Tzu on the top, offering a panoramic view of the scenic area and Jinzhou City. • Other Attractions: Such as the Drinking Ox Spring, the Longevity Stone, the incense path taken by Emperor Qianlong, the Yue Lao Temple (Old Man under the Moon Temple), and the ancient pagodas of eminent monks from past dynasties. 3. Travel Suggestions: • Transportation: There is no direct bus to Beipu Tuo Mountain. It is recommended to take the Huyue to Jinzhou Station, then transfer to bus No. 601, or take a taxi, which costs about 30 yuan. • Sightseeing: You can choose to walk up the mountain, enjoying the scenery and attractions along the way, and take the sightseeing bus down the mountain. • Food: It is recommended to try local specialties such as assorted pickles, white meat blood sausage, and prawns. 4. Precautions: • Please abide by the regulations of the scenic area and respect Buddhist culture. • Pay attention to safety, especially on high-altitude ziplines and other projects.