Dragon Nunnery

Long Nunnery

Changsheng Nunnery, Long Nunnery, and Xinlong Nunnery are Qing Dynasty structures, built in the style of residential houses and arranged neatly. A long courtyard wall separates the nunneries from the street, creating a tranquil atmosphere. In 1998, Buddhist nun Guode constructed a new mountain gate hall in front of the nunnery, followed by a seven-story bronze pagoda housing a thousand Buddhas, which added splendor to the ancient temple. Outside the walls of the three nunneries lies an old, quaint street approximately 50 meters long and less than 2 meters wide. On both sides are two-story residential buildings, with a stone-paved path in the middle. The narrow alley, ancient wells, and wooden doors retain their historic charm. Stepping out of this old street and climbing the stone steps leads you to Shenguang Ridge, known as the site where “the divine light once radiated.”

Source: Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area Management Committee

Jiuhua Mountain

Jiuzi Rock

Qiyuan Temple on Jiuhua Mountain

Huacheng Temple on Jiuhua Mountain

Zhantan Forest

Tiantai Temple

Changsheng Nunnery

Diaqiao Nunnery

Genglitang

Chengrentang

Baishou Palace on Jiuhua Mountain

Tianzhu Peak Scenic Area on Jiuhua Mountain

Huixiang Pavilion

Little Tiantai

Tianchi Nunnery

Huatian Temple