Luzhou Fangshan
Luzhou Fangshan is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.
Introduction to Luzhou Fangshan
As a Buddhist sacred mountain in southern Sichuan, Luzhou Fangshan, located 20 kilometers southwest of downtown Luzhou, is renowned for its lush forests, striking peaks, and has long been honored with the title "Little Mount Emei." Historical records state that during major Guanyin festivals, the site attracts so many pilgrims and tourists that it becomes overcrowded, with visitor numbers peaking at 30,000 to 40,000 in a single day. The mountain’s temples house a revered precious pearl said to be the mountain’s spiritual guardian. When candlelight illuminates it, the pearl supposedly reveals twenty-four exquisitely detailed “Golden Hall Buddha statues” through micro-carving — an artistry that leaves visitors in awe and draws crowds eager for a glimpse.
Address: Fangshan Town, Jiangyang District, Luzhou City, Sichuan Province
Type: Mountain & Temple
Recommended Visiting Time: 3–4 hours
Opening Hours:
7:00-19:00
Ticket Information:
Gate Price: 20.0 RMB
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