Appreciate the world’s highest sacred objects of Buddhism at Niushou Mountain

#2024Travel Review It is named after the bull's head and two horns. According to legend, Manjusri Bodhisattva once led ten thousand Bodhisattvas to live here in the winter, so it is also a famous Buddhist mountain. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, three of the forty-eight scenic spots in Jinling were located in Niushou Mountain. Today, Niushou Mountain has transformed from a country park used by Nanjing people for outings to a cultural tourism area that integrates Buddhist and Zen culture, architectural art, and ecological leisure. Nowadays, it is famous for enshrining the world's only authentic Sakyamuni Buddha's parietal bone relics on the top of the Buddha. It is based on the design concept of "BuTian Que, Tibetan Underground Palace, Cultivation of Holy Road, Present Twin Pagodas, Prosperous Buddhist Temple, and Promote Culture". When entering Nanjing, you must visit Jiangning to experience the peaceful culture and ecology of Niushou Mountain and appreciate the ghosts.