Guanyin Mountain Cliff Inscriptions

Guanyin Mountain Cliff Inscriptions

The Guanyin Mountain Cliff Inscriptions are a cultural relic protection site of Huzhou City.

The Guanyin Mountain Cliff Inscriptions are located at the foot of the northeast slope of Guanyin Mountain in Baique Village, Renhuangshan Subdistrict, Wuxing District. They date back to the Ming and Qing dynasties and are categorized as stone carvings.

In January 2003, the Guanyin Mountain Cliff Inscriptions were designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit.

Baique Village: Located on the southern shore of Taihu Lake and at the southern foot of Bian Mountain, Baique Village is under the jurisdiction of Renhuangshan Subdistrict, Huzhou Taihu Tourism Resort. It borders Jindoudou Village to the east, neighbors Jianguo Village and the municipal administrative center to the south, adjoins Zhaowan Village of Yangjia Bu Town to the west, and lies next to Taishiwan Village to the north. The village enjoys a mild climate, abundant rainfall, fertile land, rich resources, excellent natural ecology, and numerous cultural heritage sites. Covering a total area of about 8 square kilometers, Baique Village is distributed in a fan shape along Yangbai Road and consists of seven natural villages. The current sown area of crops is 481.23 mu, including a single-season late rice crop, 110 mu of oilseed crops, and forested mountain areas that are protected… More detailed information about Baique Village ++