What are the tourist attractions in Jixi County?

Scenic spots

Famous mountains, waterfalls and caves

Xiaojiuhua Mountain, Yunling Longtan Waterfall, Boat-shaped Mountain Three Cave

The first rice steamer in the south of the Yangtze River Jianchangxi Waterfall Xiangyun Cave

Dazhang Mountain Bijia Jianhuanghui Waterfall Meijia Cave

Baizhang Rock Mirror Mountain

Qigu Mountain Rock Peak

Longxu Mountain

Xiaojiuhua

It is in the northeast of Jingzhou Township. The mountains and rivers are secluded, and it is said that "Ksitigarbha of Jiuhua Mountain once practiced hard cultivation here, hence the name." Xiaojiuhua Mountain is abrupt and has deep ravines, like several dragons meandering together. There is a hill in the middle, where the river twists and turns, shaped like a peninsula, with the Ksitigarbha Hall on it. The mountains on the other side are lined like a screen, and in front is the Yinping Temple. There are two strange peaks nearby: one is in the northeast of the Qiu, with dangerous rocks tilted in three stacks, like multiple towers and pavilions, with waterfalls flowing up and people walking down; the other is in the northwest of the Qiu, with stone peaks protruding from the river bend, with sharp tops and sides, and a curved middle. , round and long at the bottom, with grass growing around the waist like a hanging tassel. The curved ring resembles a knife, commonly known as "Guan Wang Dao". The blade is 39 meters high. The four characters in the ancient book on the front are "eternal", which have been lost over the years. In the leap seventh month of the lunar calendar in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), Hu Zhongwu, a local, contributed money and wrote "July 7th Commemoration" on it. In October 1965, three people including Zhuangzi villager Zhang Bijin wrote a huge slogan "Long Live the Communist Party of China" on the front. The rocks along the river are intertwined and cross-sectioned like dams. There are many natural caves and deep pools, commonly known as "Nine Wells and Eighteen Dams", including several iron cauldron pools. There are ten springs in Xiaojiuhua: Iron Cauldron Deep, Silver Screen Dropping Green, Blade Cutting into the Clouds, Hengyan Waterfall, Lion's Mouth Roaring to the Sky, Shuangxi Misty Rain, Five Dragons Seizing the Pearl, Peak Twilight, Jiujing Sweet Spring, and Meigang Early Snow. There are many inscriptions and chants in the past dynasties. During the "Cultural Revolution", all palaces, temples and Buddhist statues were destroyed. Today, the beautiful mountains and rivers remain the same, and it is still a good place for tourism and summer vacation.

The First Pass in Jiangnan

Also known as Yaoyao Rock. In the east of Fuling Township, the altitude is 424 meters. It is the first important pass in ancient Huihang and the main passage of Qingliang Peak. Guanjiao Yankou Pavilion has the inscription "A Path Leads to Jiangsu and Zhejiang" in Wei style. After passing the first pass in the south of the Yangtze River, climb the pass from the west by ten steps. The mountains are steep and there are craggy rocks. Among them, the Mopan Stone, Tianguan Stone, Jiangjun Stone and Rice Rice Husk are the most strange ones. There are giant peaks of rock standing between the north and the south, with a ravine in the middle and a free river meandering between them. About 2 meters long granite slabs are embedded in the northern rock wall to build a plank road, with some stone strips half suspended in the air. There is a hole in the sky at the top, which is the pass. From the foot of the rock to the north, there are more than 1,400 levels. First time climbers feel palpitated and dizzy, walking slowly against the wall and not daring to look down. There are rocks in the stream, stacked heavily like beasts and claws. The stream flows back, roaring softly, sometimes trickling elegantly, sometimes rushing into a pool. The gate is composed of four large stone bars horizontally framed by natural rocks. The lintel is engraved with "The First Pass in the South of the Yangtze River" on the west, and "Huihang Lock Key, built by people in the second year of Tongzhi, inscribed by Shao Daotang" on the east, in regular script. The door is closed, and the mountain wind is hunting, as if flying in the sky. After entering the pass, the stone path is slightly flat, but still spirals between the steep walls. On the rock wall next to the Shicha Pavilion in Guandong, there is a brief history of the ancient road engraved: During the Baoyou period of the Song Dynasty (1253~1257), Hu Dan carved the big stone gate into stone blocks according to the mountain terrain, which was more than five miles away to facilitate travel. During the reign of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty (1297~1307), the Cheng family of Beixiang (now Beicun) saw that the area was dangerous and cut down stones to form barriers, making travel safer. In the Chenghuajian period of the Ming Dynasty (1465-1487), Wang Yimao and others rebuilt it. It has been repaired in subsequent dynasties. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, nearby villagers made an agreement to organize maintenance to this day. There is the "Er Cheng" temple in the pass, built by Hu Guisen of Hujia Village. It is said that in the spring of the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932), Beicun Cheng Zaoqi and Cheng Ruihu went to Zhejiang to do business. When they took shelter from the rain, the rocks collapsed and they all died, so they built a temple to express their condolences. Later, Shao Zaibing funded the construction of a stone pavilion next to it. The origin of the name of the first pass in the south of the Yangtze River: According to legend, Li Shixian, the servant king of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, led his troops to pass here in 1861 and praised the natural danger and named it; one theory is that it was named by Hu Zongxian in the Ming Dynasty.

Dazhang Mountain

Belongs to the Tianmu Mountains and stretches between today's Dazhang and Xiaoyao Townships. There are more than 50 peaks above 1,000 meters above sea level. They are collectively called Dazhang Mountain and cover an area of ??nearly 80 square kilometers. Legend has it that in ancient times, the Yellow Emperor, Rong Chengzi and Fuqiu Gong came to this mountain to collect medicine and make elixirs. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu and Yue were separated here, and Zhang County in Qin Dynasty was named after the mountain. "Zhangshan Mountain is covered with greenery" is a scene in ancient Huayang. There are monuments such as the Tomb of the Emperor and the Tomb of the Prime Minister in the mountain. The main peak, Qingliang Peak (known as Zhangfeng in ancient times), is located in the southeast corner of Xiaoyao Township, with an altitude of 1,787.4 meters. It is the highest peak in the Tianmu Mountains and the highest point in the county. It is majestic and has deep ravines. The terrain entering the mountain from the first pass in Jiangnan is relatively gentle. The natural ecology is complete, with more than 1,000 species of seed plants from 120 families, and 31 species are nationally protected plants. It is known as the "Grand View Garden" of another creature in East China.

Strange pines, strange rocks, sea of ??clouds and Tianchi are the four wonders of Qingliang Peak. There are Liming Point, Shemu Empress Point, Stage Top, Baili Rock, Baizhang Rock, Crucian Carp Ridge, Wild Boar Party, Kitchen Knife Back, Top Bun Stone, Gassho Stone, Camel Stone, Lion Stone, Guanyin Stone, Immortal Paddle Boat, and Golden Turtle Watch. Tianmen, monks carrying nuns on their backs, Eighteen Dragon Ponds, Welcoming Pines, Qilong Pines and other scenic spots. There are many "small plains" on the top of the peak, ranging from five or six acres to more than an acre, with thick bamboos, springs and waterfalls, and pools that never dry up, including giant salamanders and willow fish. On a clear day, you can see thousands of peaks competing in the distance. When it clears up after the rain, the "Buddha's light" often appears. Origin of the mountain’s name: In the summer of 1953, Soviet experts from the Huizhou garrison climbed to the main peak to survey and named it after the climate characteristics. Later, relevant county departments organized multiple inspections. In 1985, more than 20 scientific and technological personnel from the province, prefecture and county jointly formed the "Jixi County Qingliangfeng Natural Resources Comprehensive Scientific Expedition Team". From May 17 to June 7, they conducted an inspection of the 45,000-acre mountain field on the north slope and summit of Qingliangfeng. Comprehensive inspection. In February 1986, the Anhui Provincial Government approved it as a nature reserve.

Bijiajian

In the southeast of Yunling Mountain in Hujiajia Mountain, it stands with the three peaks of Shanyunling Mountain and Fanzhengjian Mountain. The altitude is 1385 meters. There are five eaves protruding from the top, shaped like a pen holder, hanging from the rock and cutting the wall, making it impossible to reach. There are a group of peaks arranged in the northwest. If the flowers are blooming, they will form a sea of ??clouds, which is a wonder.

Shijing Mountain

It is in the east of Huayang Town. Also known as Shizhao Mountain, it has an altitude of 463 meters. There is a steep stone wall in the mountain, 2 feet wide, smooth and crystal clear, and can be used to identify objects with light. It is called "stone mirror". "Shi Jing Qing Hui" is a scene in ancient Huayang. There is a rock next to the mirror that looks like a "Fairy Dressing" seat. There are also Shizhao Pavilion and Puzhao Temple. The pavilion collapsed early and the temple has been converted into residential buildings. There is a white spring nearby, which pours out from a stone crevice and is inexhaustible all year round. It is said to be able to cure summer heat, so it is actually a mineral spring. In the mountains, there are red cliffs and green walls, lush trees and beautiful scenery. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, celebrities have visited from time to time and left poems and articles handed down to the world. In the eighth year of Yuanfeng in the Song Dynasty (1085), Su Che was appointed as the magistrate of Jixi. He visited the county for three days and then visited Shizhao and wrote two poems. There are many myths and stories about stone mirrors. According to legend, this is the stone left by "Nuwa, who repaired the leakage of love in the sky, and fell to the human world to be a mirror stone." There is also a saying that the stone mirror reflects a person's three lives, which not only shows the beauty and ugliness of the appearance, but also reveals the good and evil of the soul.