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Tiantai Mountain Cliff Carvings

Published: 2026-11-14 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-14 — [Qiliping Town, Tiantai Mountain · Ming Dynasty · Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit] Tiantai Mountain has an elevation of 817 meters, covers an area of about five to six acres at the top, and can only be reached via a single small path...

Tiantai Mountain Cliff Carvings

  [Qiliping Town, Tiantai Mountain · Ming Dynasty · Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit]

  Tiantai Mountain stands at an altitude of 817 meters, with a flat area of about five to six acres at the summit accessible only by a narrow path. It features the “Ten Scenic Spots of Tiantai”: Lingxin Pass, Zuowang Platform, Liuyue Rock, Binyang Wall, Fusong Rock, Piyun Peak, Tanqi Cave, Wolong Cave, Zuolin Pool, and Gaotian Furnace. Ming Dynasty Minister of Revenue Geng Dingxiang once built the Tiantai Academy here to give lectures. The mountain still preserves the site of the county government from the Liberation War period, an exhibition on the historical relics of Tiantai Mountain, and numerous cliff inscriptions.

  

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