Dawangshan Sceneic Area

Dawang Mountain Tourist Area is located in Baita Village, Jinhua Township, 13 kilometers southeast of Meishan City. It is 800 meters above sea level. The peaks stand out from the clouds, like lotus flowers rising from the sky, and flocks of ducks run across the plains. It is connected to Shigu on the left and Ma Yi on the right. The Boli River is in front and the water of the Nijiang River is behind. Dawang Mountain is a place of outstanding people and beautiful scenery, with a great prosperity. There is a rich cultural heritage here. Su Dongpo, Li Chunfeng, Wan'an and Jia Xuanweng have left us beautiful stories that are popular among the people. Dawang Mountain is where Su Dongpo used to worship frequently, and it is also the blessed place where Su Dongpo passed the imperial examination and the root of the Three Su culture. It was named after the Dawang Temple (formerly known as Shengquan Temple) built during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The temple was demolished in 1952, and only a brick tower is left. The tower was first built in the Tang Dynasty, collapsed in the Ming Dynasty, and rebuilt according to the original system during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty. It is said that the three Su brothers often played in this mountain when they were young, and there is a saying that "Dongpo became famous by worshipping the pagoda". Ancient mountain gate: tall and majestic, simple and solemn, stop at the mountain gate, hold your breath and look into the distance, you will feel the power of nature, the natural mountains and trees depict a beautiful picture like a supernatural work, and it looks like a peaceful sleeping Buddha in the distance. Dongpo Pagoda: Formerly known as the White Pagoda, the tower is white in appearance and is located on the top of the mountain. Whenever the weather is fine, its majestic appearance can be seen from a hundred miles away, so it is also one of the navigation marks. Climb to the top of the tower and look out the window, and you can vaguely see the scenery on both sides of the Minjiang River.