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It ranks first among the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. Mount Wutai was rated as one of the “Top Ten Cultural Tourism Brands in China” and included in the World Cultural Heritage List. Together with Mount Putuo in Zhejiang, Jiuhua Mountain in Anhui, and Mount Emei in Sichuan, it is collectively known as the "Four Most Famous Buddhist Mountains in China". Daming Mountain", together with Lumbini Garden in Nepal, Sarnath in India, Bodh Gaya and Kusinaga, is known as the world's five most sacred Buddhist sites. It is the highest peak in North China and is known as the "Roof of North China". The top of the platform is majestic and majestic, with intertwined peaks and ridges. Nature has created many unique landscapes for it.
Mount Wutai, also known by its Chinese name Wutaishan and as Mount Qingliang, is a sacred Buddhist site at the headwaters of the Qingshui in Shanxi Province, China. Its central area is surrounded by a cluster of flat-topped peaks or mesas roughly corresponding to the cardinal directions. The north peak is the highest and is also the highest point in North China.
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"There are nine fortresses in the world, and Yanmen is the leader." AAAAA Tourist Attractions of China. Yanmen Pass, also known as Xixing Pass, is famous for its danger. "The first pass among the nine fortresses", Xiongguan has a dangerous terrain and is located high on Gouzhu Mountain. It is one of the main central passages for wild geese traveling from south to north. Together with Ningwuguan and Pianguan, it is called the "Three Outer Passes". Yanmen Pass is in Yanmen Mountain, about 20 km north of Dai County, Xinzhou City. It is an important pass on the Great Wall. Yanmen Mountain was called Gouzhu Mountain in ancient times. Legend has it that when spring comes every year, geese from the south fly north, carrying reed leaves in their mouths, and fly to Yanmen and hover for a long time, until the leaves fall before they can pass. Therefore, there is a saying that "in Yanmen Mountain, geese fly out of it".
": World Heritage Tentative list (UNESCO). Located in the middle of Ningwu County, with an area of 321 m2, it is a scenic spot integrating national geological park, national forest park, national nature reserve, national water conservancy scenic area and Chinese folk culture tourism demonstration area. It is the mother of the three Jin Dynasties. River, the source of water in North China, the hometown of North China larch, and the home of spruce. It is also the main protection site for Vairocana Buddha's monastery in China and the world's rare bird Brown-eared Pheasant. Luya Mountain is named after its shape resembling a "Reed Bud". It is 2,736 meters above sea level. On a stone flat of about 10 m2 at the top of the main peak, there is a majestic stone building - the Prince's Palace. According to research, Luya Mountain is the Vairocana Buddha's dojo in China, and the Prince's Hall is the top of the Buddha.
Located at the junction of Shanxi Province and Inner Mongolia, bounded by the Yellow River, it is bordered by Pianguan County in Shanxi to the south, Qingshuihe County in Inner Mongolia on the north bank, and Jungar Banner on the Ordos Plateau to the west. It is a place with three cities. This is where the Great Wall shakes hands with the Yellow River and is one of the ten most beautiful canyons in China. The entire Laoniu Bay tourist area is composed of three bays and one valley, namely Baozi Pagoda Bay, Lao Niu Bay, Si Zuo Pagoda Bay and Yangjiachuan Small Canyon.