Travel | Shandong Yantai Nanshan Scenic Spot

I went to Shandong for the first time more than 20 years ago. I have been to Jinan and Yantai. Shandong people are very enthusiastic and unrestrained. cultural atmosphere.

But unfortunately, I just live there, but I haven't really traveled there, and I don't have the opportunity to go to tourist attractions like Mount Tai.

It is said that if you want to travel, you need not only money but also time. At that time, I had money and time, but I lacked a companion. Because I'm geographically blind and direction blind, I can't go anywhere by myself if I don't have someone with me.

I went back to China three years ago and I needed to go to Yantai for a few days. I still had my old mother to accompany me. Now I have the time, money, and companions, but my body is not good, my waist is crippled, and I can't walk. So I booked a round-trip air ticket and was not ready to travel.

Well done, there is one more day left. A friend who has never met, everyone often chats together on the Internet, saying, "Come here to play, eat, sleep, sleep and chat."

You see, Shandong people are so straightforward, their hospitality is difficult to accept, so they go to play.

She took us to the Nanshan Scenic Spot in Longkou, Yantai. The environment here is really beautiful. There are mountains and water, and it is indeed a national 5A-level scenic spot. "Jielu is in a human environment, without the noise of carriages and horses, picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, and seeing Nanshan leisurely" is exactly what it said here. I don't know what people often say about Shoubi Nanshan, but is this Nanshan?

Nanshan Temple belongs to the Religious History and Culture Park. It was originally called Shiquan Temple. It was built during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty and witnesses a very ancient history.

It and Xiangxiang Temple, Nanshan Taoist Temple, Lingyuan Temple, etc. are all relics of the Jin and Tang dynasties, and opposite it is the world's largest tin bronze seated Buddha - the Nanshan Giant Buddha.

There is also the largest indoor Jade Buddha in the park, the Nanshan Yakushi Jade Buddha, as well as the Nanshan Huayan World, the Hall of Five Fangs and Five Buddhas, the Cloister, and the Musical Fountain of Yakushi, which are all unique religious and cultural attractions.

The historical and cultural park built in the order of dynasties allows us to deeply experience the breadth and depth of Chinese culture.

Looking from here, the Nanshan tourist scenic spot has a panoramic view. The pavilions, pavilions, temples, corridors and towers in the ancient building complex are both simple and elegant, and magnificent.

From here, you can see the Wenfeng Pagoda of Nanshan, which is said to be dedicated to the relics of Sakyamuni Buddha, so it is very rare.

Because my waist is really not suitable for walking, I didn't walk for a long time, and my hands were always on my waist, so we just walked slowly and chatted, and we didn't go to many places, and most of the photos were taken by friends.

Hurry up, hurry away, there are still many unfinished meanings, but it is finally a trip to Shandong.

Today, I have both time and money, and I am healthy enough to move around and have someone to accompany me, but I am blocked by the epidemic. I can't help but sigh about the unpredictable and impermanent nature of life, so if you have the opportunity, go for a walk more often.

Image source: Photographed by a friend