Jinn Temple

Jinn Temple

Jinn Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

The front of the Immortal Cave Jinn Temple is eight bays wide, measuring 14.87 meters, and two bays deep, at 5.45 meters. On the right wall there is a dark cave about one meter high, which leads to another small temple on the sheer cliff to the east of the temple. The small temple has now been destroyed, leaving only a hanging pillar that once supported the structure. When slightly touched by the wind, the pillar sways noticeably from side to side, and locals call it the “swaying pillar.” Legend has it that this cave is 21 kilometers long and leads all the way to the “Chaoyang Cave” on another peak. In the past, explorers once entered from Chaoyang Cave and walked several kilometers, but had to turn back in disappointment due to the eerie and terrifying atmosphere inside the cave, as well as the frequent appearance of large snakes.