Nine-Dragon Wall

Nine-Dragon Wall

Nine-Dragon Wall

The Nine-Dragon Wall in front of Wanshou Chan Temple in the Jingshan Scenic Area was built in the 1990s. It features intricately carved openwork designs of nine vividly colored and uniquely shaped dragons. The wall is 14.7 meters long and 6 meters high. The area also has ancient and notable trees, including Japanese cedar, cedar, and ginkgo.

Dalue Temple The Shan’gou’gou Scenic Area has mountain paths on the slopes of Yaotou Mountain that allow vehicle access. This is the site of a former Buddhist temple. The flat area covers about 50 acres and was originally where monks from Hangzhou’s Lingyin Temple came to spread Buddhism, building this temple in imitation of Lingyin Temple's architectural style. The temple’s size and structure can no longer be confirmed. The temple has been largely destroyed, with only an ancient bell remaining. Said to be a large iron bell cast during the Ming Dynasty, the bell has a mouth diameter of 2 meters. Originally, half of the bell was buried in the ground. A hexagonal pavilion has now been built to hang the bell. The bell is now heavily rusted, with only the Eight Trigrams pattern still identifiable. The pavilion itself remains unfinished, with a diameter of 4.5 meters.

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