Beamless Hall, Langya Mountain Scenic Area

The no-liang hall is located in the no-liang temple in the Lushan Scenic Area. It was built in the later anniversary. The original name of the jade emperor pavilion is a Taoist place and was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. The no-liang hall is all masonry, no wooden beam, no moths, and no bucket arch. It is a must. It is called the no-liang hall. The temple was originally dedicated to the bronze statue of the Jade Emperor, destroyed in the Qing Dynasty.

The beamless hall is very historical and cultural ～ also called the Jade Emperor Palace ～ built in 317 AD ～ in that era, the beamless hall can be built and the stone carving at the door is very beautiful ～ recommended ～

Lushan is located about 5 kilometers southwest of Luzhou City, Anhui Province, and is now the western suburb of Luzhou City. The main peak Xiaofeng Mountain is 317 meters above sea level and has a total area of 240 square kilometers. Lushan enjoys the reputation of "Penglai No Bishan" and "Ludong Pearl". Because of the rich variety of Chinese medicine, it is known as "natural medicine". There are Zuiweng Pavilion, Yuan Pavilion, Chengxi Lake, Gushan Lake, Hugu and other tourist attractions. Lushan is known for its beauty of landscapes and rivers, and because of the ancient famous "Zui Weng Pavilion" and the famous monuments such as Lu Temple and Zui Weng Pavilion. Since the Song Dynasty, Lushan has been a famous historical place in Ludong.

The natural scenery here is beautiful and the humanistic landscape is rich.