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In Datong, an ancient and legendary land, there is a mysterious scene that seems to have come from the game "Black Myth: Wukong". It combines natural wonders with historical culture to build a dream world that is both real and transcendent. As one of the original filming locations of the game "Black Myth: Wukong", the Yungang Grottoes is not only a world cultural heritage, but also a cultural and artistic treasure house that integrates Chinese and foreign cultures, Chinese ethnic minority cultures and Central Plains cultures, Buddhist art and stone carving art. Stepping into the Yungang Grottoes is like being in the game world of "Black Myth: Wukong". Every corner here is full of stories, and every rock is engraved with the marks of time. Here, everyone can become the Wukong in their own heart, explore the unknown, pursue the truth, and experience a fantasy journey beyond reality.
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The world of "Black Myth: Wukong" is real!
You must have seen the promotion "Follow Black Myth to Shanxi" 🔥 But if you really play "Black Myth: Wukong", you can't easily find a few ancient sites in Shanxi 🙊 Let's follow the perspective of "Black Myth: Wukong" 👀, you will definitely not miss it, that is—Shanxi Guanyin Hall! Now share it with everyone ☟ 🏘Address: Liangjiazhuang Village, Daxinzhuang Town, Changzhi City, Shanxi Province 🚖Transportation: It is recommended to drive or charter a car to go there, and the parking lot at the door is free 💰Tickets: 10 yuan/person 📷Photos are allowed here, but flash is not allowed 🔺Tips: ☟ ①Keep quiet during the visit and respect the beliefs and rules of the temple. ②Do not touch or climb statues and murals at will to avoid damaging cultural relics. ③Dress appropriately and avoid wearing revealing or casual clothes.
Shanxi Travel Guide: 6-Day In-Depth Tour
Itinerary Overview: * **Day 1: Taiyuan Exploration**—Jinci Temple, Tianlongshan Grottoes. * **Day 2: Dai County Ancient Charm**—Ayuwang Pagoda, Bianjing Tower, Confucian Temple, Yanmenguan Pass. * **Day 3: Ancient City Tour**—Taiyuan to Pingyao, Zhenguo Temple, Pingyao Ancient City, Tianyuankui Hotel, Shuanglin Temple, overnight in Xixian County. * **Day 4: Linfen Impressions**—Xiaoxitian, Guangsheng Temple, overnight in Changzi County. * **Day 5: Changzhi Scenery**—Chongqing Temple, Faxing Temple, Yuhuang Temple in Zezhou County, overnight in Changzhi. * **Day 6: Return Journey**—Visit Guanyin Temple, end of a pleasant trip. Travel Tips: 1. **Transportation Advice:** Shanxi's attractions are widely distributed, so self-driving or chartering a car is recommended, as public transportation is inconvenient. 2. **Winter Skincare:** Shanxi is dry in winter, so remember to moisturize and bring a thermos to replenish hot water at any time. 3. **Photography Tips:** Most indoor attractions prohibit the use of selfie sticks and flash. **Attraction Details: **✅Jinci Museum:** * The Water Mirror Platform from Journey to the West, the prototype of the Land Temple where Sun Wukong transformed. * The Golden Man Platform, with four majestic iron statues standing tall. * The Sacrificial Hall, an ancient "big refrigerator" showcasing the wisdom of the ancients. * The Fish Pond Flying Bridge, China's earliest overpass. * The Holy Mother Hall, with lifelike wooden dragon carvings and maid statues. * The ancient dragon cypress tree, witnessing the vicissitudes of history. * The Nanlao Spring, with its water telling stories of the past and present. **✅Tianlongshan Grottoes:** * One of the most severely damaged grottoes in China, with 25 existing caves and over 1,500 statues, none of which are complete. * **Combo Ticket Tip:** Purchase a combo ticket for Jinci Temple and Tianlongshan Grottoes to visit both places in one day. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 110/2 attractions **✅Dai County:** * The only "living" ancient city, just 1 hour by high-speed train from Taiyuan, a great choice for a day trip. **✅Zhenguo Temple:** * The Hall of Ten Thousand Buddhas houses 11 mysterious and solemn colored sculptures of Buddha from the Five Dynasties period. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 23/person **✅Pingyao Ancient City:** * Tianyuankui Hotel, an old brand lunch experience. * Stroll through the ancient city and taste the special hollow mooncakes. **✅Shuanglin Temple:** * A treasure trove of Eastern colored sculpture art, with over 2,000 colored sculptures that are breathtaking. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 33/person **✅Xiaoxitian:** * The Mahavira Hall covers an area of 169.6 square meters and houses over 1,000 Buddha statues. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 35/person **✅Guangsheng Temple:** * The Upper Temple's Feihong Glazed Pagoda, China's most exquisite glazed pagoda. * The Lower Temple's Water God Temple, with exquisite Yuan Dynasty murals. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 70/person **✅Chongqing Temple:** * An important part of the Ziyun Mountain Scenic Area. * The Thousand Buddha Hall, Great Earth Hall, and Dizang Hall are arranged in sequence. * The 18 Arhats in the hall are known as the "Crown of Song Dynasty Sculptures." * Try the award-winning chef's Changzi fried pancakes at the scenic area entrance. * Chongqing Temple is adjacent to Faxing Temple and can be visited together. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 25/person **✅Yuhuang Temple:** * The inspiration for characters in Black Myth: Wukong, with mysterious and unpredictable colored sculptures of 28 constellations. **✅Guanyin Temple:** * An ancient temple with over 400 years of history, with over 500 colored and hanging sculptures. * **Ticket Price:** CNY 10/person Shanxi, a province full of history and culture, awaits every adventurer. How can you appreciate its charm without a guide? This 6-day travel guide will help you explore Shanxi without regrets!
Jiezhou Guandi Temple, the filming location of Black Myth: Wukong.
Jiezhou Guandi Temple covers an area of 260,000 square meters and has more than 200 rooms. The temple is grand and majestic, with inscriptions by Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong. When you come to Jiezhou Town, the hometown of Guan Gong in Shanxi, how can you not visit the largest and oldest Guandi ancestral temple in the country? Jiezhou Guandi Temple was built during the Sui Dynasty, expanded during the Song Dynasty, and rebuilt during the Qing Dynasty after the war. It is the largest existing Taoist building complex and martial temple, known as the "ancestor of Guan Temple" and the "crown of martial temple". It is also the filming location of Black Myth: Wukong. This is a palace-style Taoist temple with a central axis layout, mainly composed of the Jieyi Garden, the main temple, and the Guandi Imperial Garden. The main temple building is well preserved in the style of the Qing Dynasty, and the plaques still have the inscriptions of Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong. Tour route Jieyi Garden - Duanmen - Zhi Gate - Wumen - Yushu Building - Chongning Hall - Chunqiu Building Ticket price: CNY 60 Transportation: Yuncheng Bus No. 21 and No. 11, CNY 4
Climbing up to the Great Cloud Monastery in Black Myth: Wukong, here is a guide for you
🌟 In the southeast of Shanxi, there is a small village called Shihui Village, located at the junction of Changzhi Pingshun and Lucheng counties, on the north bank of the Zhuozhang River. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with beautiful natural scenery, and is a typical village in southeastern Shanxi. 🌟 Besides its beautiful scenery, Shihui Village also hides a top national key cultural relic protection unit - the Great Cloud Monastery. This ancient temple had been neglected for a long time and has only recently become known to the world with the rise of the internet and the popularity of Black Myth: Wukong. 🌟 According to the 'Stele of the Great Cloud Monastery of Shuangfeng Mountain' from the fourth year of Tianxi in the Northern Song Dynasty, the Great Cloud Monastery was built in the third year of Tianfu in the Later Jin of the Five Dynasties. After two years of construction, the Amitabha Hall and the abbot's rooms were completed. 🌟 In the first year of Xiande in the Later Zhou Dynasty, a celestial master passed away, and the Seven Treasures Pagoda was built in the southwest outside the temple. According to the 'Inscription of the Great Cloud Zen Monastery' from the second year of Xianping in the Song Dynasty: '... Since its creation, there have been more than a hundred halls and over five hundred meritorious deeds. Fortunately, the emperor bestowed great grace, and in the eighth year of Taiping Xingguo (983), on March 7th, he specially granted the title, changing Xianyan to the Great Cloud Zen Monastery.' 🌟 Unfortunately, during the Jin and Yuan periods, it was damaged by war, leaving only the Great Buddha Hall. During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, the Great Buddha Hall was repaired, and new monk rooms and the Kalan Hall were built. Later, Buddha statues were gradually created. 🌟 During the Qing Dynasty, a local heavy rainstorm caused most of the halls to be destroyed, leaving only the Great Buddha Hall and the Seven Treasures Pagoda. The buildings we see today, except for the Great Buddha Hall and the Seven Treasures Pagoda, were all restored during the 33rd year of Kangxi and the Republic of China. 🌟 There are currently two courtyards, with the central axis running from front to back, including the Hall of Heavenly Kings (Mountain Gate), the Great Buddha Hall, and the Three Buddhas Hall. In the first courtyard, there are also the Guanyin and Dizang Halls on the east and west sides. ✅ First, let's look at the Hall of Heavenly Kings, a Qing Dynasty building, housing four newly sculpted statues of the Heavenly Kings. ✅ Opposite the Hall of Heavenly Kings is the most precious relic in the Great Cloud Monastery - the Amitabha Hall, preserved from the fifth year of Tianfu in the Later Jin of the Five Dynasties. It is a single-eaved Xieshan roof building with three bays in width and six rafters in depth. There is no moon platform in front of the hall, the column heads are gently curved, the side feet are significantly raised, and the brackets are five-paved with double eaves. Under the eaves, you can see the Pupaifang, the earliest example of wooden architecture in China, which is very valuable. ✅ Inside the hall, you can see the typical column-reducing method, with only two golden columns, providing enough space for the Buddha hall and making it more convenient for worshippers to pay homage. On the Buddha altar, you can see brand new colored sculptures. Although they are modern works, the craftsmanship is still very good, making them masterpieces. ✅ However, the most exquisite part of the Amitabha Hall is the murals on the gable walls, the only existing temple murals from the Five Dynasties period in China, apart from the Mogao Caves. ✅ The fan-shaped walls depict Avalokitesvara and Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattvas, with inscriptions beside them. Although the faces of the two Bodhisattvas are damaged, their smooth lines can still be seen. The east wall depicts the 'Vimalakirti Transformation,' showing the Buddha sending Manjusri Bodhisattva to visit the sick Vimalakirti. In their conversation, they discuss Buddhist scriptures, attracting Bodhisattvas, Arhats, Heavenly Kings, flying deities, and celestial maidens to listen. The most striking part of the entire mural is the flying deities at the top, riding on clouds, with their clothes fluttering in the wind, rich in color and clear in lines, standing out among the many figures. ✅ After viewing the Amitabha Hall, be sure to see the Seven Treasures Pagoda outside the temple, a stone pagoda preserved from the Five Dynasties period. It consists of a base, a body, and a finial. At the base, you can see scenes of Hu people dancing the 'Hu Teng Dance' and 'Hu Xuan Dance,' and on the body, you can see images of monks resembling women opening doors. ✅ Other unmissable highlights: Next to the Amitabha Hall, you can see the stele inscriptions from the fourth year of Tianxi in the Northern Song Dynasty and the second year of Xianping in the Song Dynasty. The west side hall houses some stone carvings and glazed components.
A collection of treasure maps for Black Myth: Wukong.
I went to Datong with my friends a few days ago~ Today, I will share with you the treasure maps of Black Myth: Wukong in Datong~ 🌟 About the trip Shanhua Temple: Shanhua Temple is in a great location, right between the Datong Ancient City Wall and Huayan Temple. The main hall of the temple houses the Five Buddhas. The temple also houses 34 Jin Dynasty statues, 9 Ming Dynasty statues, 2 Jin Dynasty steles, and 3 Ming and Qing Dynasty steles, all of which are precious historical relics. It's worth spending an hour here when you visit Datong. 📍 6 Nansi St, Pingcheng District, Datong, Shanxi Province - Shanhua Temple · Yungang Grottoes: At the Yungang Grottoes, each Buddha statue tells an ancient legend. There are currently 45 main caves, 254 large and small niches, and more than 59,000 stone statues. There's so much to see, it's a feast for the eyes. 📍 Yungang Town, Yungang District, Datong, Shanxi Province - Yungang Grottoes · Hanging Temple: The Hanging Temple is a temple that combines Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The temple also houses a large number of historical relics and cultural heritage, such as Buddhist murals and Taoist sculptures. It's worth a visit. 📍 Hengshan Mountain, 203 Provincial Rd, Daciyao Town, Hunyuan County, Datong, Shanxi Province - Hanging Temple
Black Myth: Wukong Filming Location - Guanque Tower
Guanque Tower, also known as Guanque Tower, is one of the four famous historical and cultural towers in ancient China. It is located on the east bank of the Yellow River in the west of Puzhou Ancient City, Yongji City, Shanxi Province, China. It is located on the west side of the Yellow River, south of the Zhongtiao Mountain Range, and northeast of the Yuncheng Basin. The view from the tower is wide, overlooking Longmen to the north, Huashan and Tongguan Fortress to the south, overlooking the Yellow River to the west, and the south gate of Shanxi Province-Puzhou Ancient City to the east. Around 704 AD in the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan traveled to Puzhou Ancient City and climbed the Guanque Tower to write the poem "Climbing the Guanque Tower": "The sun sets behind the mountains, and the Yellow River flows into the sea. If you want to see a thousand miles, go up another floor." The Guanque Tower became famous.
Jincheng Jade Emperor Temple, the filming location of Black Myth: Wukong.
The Jade Emperor Temple is located in Zezhou County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province. It was built during the Northern Song Dynasty and still retains a complete three-entry building complex, including the first gate, the second gate, the gods' pavilion, the Jade Emperor Hall, and other buildings. In particular, the 28 Star Mansion Hall and the Jade Emperor Hall still retain complete Song Dynasty colored sculptures, which are unique and lifelike. Recommended Attractions 28 Star Mansion Hall There are 28 existing colored sculptures, each corresponding to a star mansion. The colored sculptures present the Song Dynasty costume style, with vivid shapes, and each star mansion shows different personality characteristics. It is also a unique product in the world. Jade Emperor Hall It was built in the ninth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty. The existing building is a single-eave Xieshan-style building with a Song and Jin style front porch. The Jade Emperor is enshrined in the hall, with a total of 51 colored sculptures. Five Hall There is 1 existing colored sculpture, which is a statue of the Five Generals. Forbidden Medicine King Hall There are 7 existing colored sculptures, enshrining the Forbidden King, famous doctors Hua Tuo and Sun Simiao. Four Saints Hall There are 10 existing colored sculptures. Enshrining the four saints of Tianma, Tianqiang, Tiange, and Tianfeng. Eleven Shining Star Hall There are 13 existing colored sculptures, in the style of the Yuan Dynasty, enshrining the eleven star monarchs. Three Yuan Hall The Three Yuan Hall, also known as the Three Yuan Hall, was built in the late Northern Song Dynasty, with 9 existing colored sculptures. Enshrining the officials of heaven, earth, and water. Taiwei Hall There are 6 existing colored sculptures. All are statues of generals. Chengtang Hall Chengtang Hall was created in the ninth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1076). The existing building is in the style of the Jin Dynasty. There are three two-story pavilions in the hall for the Chengtang Emperor's shrine. Ticket: Free Transportation: Bus No. 19
Shuanglin Temple in Pingyao, a filming location for the game Black Myth: Wukong.
🎈Hey, everyone! Today I want to talk about a place I really like—Shuanglin Temple in Pingyao. 🌟The first time I walked into Shuanglin Temple, I was truly amazed. The ancient buildings seemed to transport me back hundreds of years. I later learned that Shuanglin Temple was built during the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Wuping era of the Northern Qi Dynasty. That's a long time ago! It was originally called "Zhongdu Temple", but was later renamed due to the saying "Shuanglin Nirvana" after the death of Sakyamuni. After all these years, it's like a treasure forgotten by time, quietly waiting for people to discover it. 🌈The architecture of Shuanglin Temple is like a castle, with rammed earth walls all around that have a special texture and give a very solid feeling. Inside the temple, the three courtyards are well-arranged, and the eleven halls each have their own characteristics. The glazed tiles on the roofs sparkle in the sun, the painted beams and pillars are exquisitely beautiful, and the decorations around the Buddha statues are incredibly delicate. Every detail tells the wisdom and hard work of ancient craftsmen. The colored sculptures here are all over 600 years old, each one a treasure of time. They are all different and lifelike, as if telling ancient stories. 🎊Shuanglin Temple is known as the "Treasure House of Oriental Colored Sculpture Art", and even UNESCO calls it a "real, unique treasure". The popular game Black Myth: Wukong was filmed here, which has made more people see the unique charm of Shuanglin Temple. 🙏In the golden autumn, why not come to Shuanglin Temple in this beautiful season, feel the tranquility and sacredness, and pray for yourself and your family. I believe you will fall in love with this place full of stories, just like me.
Check in at Chongfu Temple in Shuozhou, the same scene as in "Black Myth: Wukong".
I went on a trip to Shanxi during this holiday and went to a great check-in place - Chongfu Temple in Shuozhou This is the same check-in place as "Black Myth: Wukong"‼️ 🔺 📍Address: Chongfu Temple, Shuozhou 🎫Ticket: Free 🚗Transportation: If you are driving by yourself, you can get there directly by navigation. There is a parking lot outside the temple, which is very convenient. If you take public transportation, the local transportation is quite convenient . 🍃Shuozhou Chongfu Temple Travel Guide: 👉As soon as you enter Chongfu Temple, the simple atmosphere of the Ming Dynasty's bell tower and drum tower will come to your face. After entering Chongfu Temple, go directly through the building in front and enter the main hall in the center-Mituo Hall. When you walk to the bottom of the hall and look up, you can look up at the big plaque! 👉The architectural style of Chongfu Temple is super characteristic, with red walls and black tiles, and carved beams and painted buildings. I was really shocked by the 1.8-meter glazed Hercules and the exquisitely carved window flowers inside! 👉There are many exquisite Buddha statues in Chongfu Temple in Shuozhou. There is a warrior figurine on the left and right sides of the ridge of the Mituo Hall. It's 1.5 meters high! 👉There are many ancient trees in the courtyard of Chongfu Temple. It is said that they have a history of hundreds of years. Standing under the ancient tree, feeling the passage of time~🌳 👉It is best to understand the history and culture of Chongfu Temple before going, so that you will feel more when you play, and remember not to make loud noises~
Feiyun Tower, a wooden structure, is a filming location for the Black Myth: Wukong game.
Feiyun Tower is located in Dongyue Temple in the east of Wanrong County, Shanxi. It was built during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty. The century-old wooden tower is known as the "No. 1 Wooden Tower in China". Upon entering Dongyue Temple, Feiyun Tower is located in the center of the main entrance. It faces south and is square in shape. It is 23.19 meters high and has five floors. The tower has flying eaves and a hip roof, and the exquisite wooden structure presents the style of the Ming Dynasty. Scenery The four pillars in the hall support the main building. There are 345 sets of brackets under the eaves, and the flying eaves are decorated with small figures and bells. The craftsmanship is complex and exquisite. Admission: CNY 10 Transportation: Yuncheng Bus 107, CNY 10
Yongle Palace Check-in | Step into the scene of "Black Myth: Wukong".
Today, let's go to the scene of "Black Myth: Wukong" and explore the long history of Yongle Palace together~ 🌟 🔸Yongle Palace 📍 Location: No. 128, Yongle North Road, Ruicheng County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province 🚗Transportation: Take Bus 109 from Yuncheng to the terminal, then take a taxi for 3 kilometers to the scenic spot, or it is also very convenient to drive there directly. 🌟 About the tour: The Yongle Palace scenic spot is not large. The following is the recommended route for you: Mountain Gate → Lingguan Hall → Sanqing Hall → Chunyang Hall → Chongyang Hall. The murals in Yongle Palace are colorful, the lines are smooth, and the characters are lifelike. Each mural is very vivid. 🌟 Travel tips ✅ During the tour, please protect the cultural relics and do not touch the murals ✅ Please respect Taoist culture, keep the scenic spot clean, and visit in a civilized manner
Fusheng Temple, Yuncheng, Shanxi | Have you completed "Black Myth: Wukong"?
🏰🌳 Introduction Fusheng Temple, a hidden gem in Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, is not only a national key cultural relic protection unit, but also a popular check-in spot due to the popularity of the game "Black Myth: Wukong." 🔥🐒 Location Located in Guangcun, 17 km northwest of Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, it is easily accessible by car from Xinjiang County. Opening Hours Open from 8:00 to 18:00. It is recommended to set off early to avoid missing the wonderful attractions. Main Attractions 🌟 1. Amitabha Hall: The essence of Yuan Dynasty architecture, with Yuan Dynasty colored sculptures, including Amitabha Buddha, Guanyin, and Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva, as well as the Four Heavenly Kings and Eighteen Arhats added in the Ming Dynasty. 2. Guanyin Crossing the Sea: Known as "China's Most Beautiful Bodhisattva," its hanging sculpture group is exquisite and visually impactful. 3. Three Buddha Cave: Located on the lower level of the Sutra Pavilion, it houses the Three Buddhas (Shakyamuni, Dipankara, Amitabha) and attendant Bodhisattvas, all Ming Dynasty works. Travel Tips 💡 - Clothing: Comfortable shoes are recommended as walking is required. - Photography: A paradise for photography enthusiasts, but please note that flash may not be allowed in some areas. - Cultural Experience: Learning some Buddhist culture in advance will enhance your visit. - Protect Cultural Relics: Please follow the rules, do not touch the relics, and help protect these valuable cultural heritages. Conclusion Fusheng Temple is not just a simple trip, but a cultural journey through time and space. 🌌🌉 Whether you are interested in history, architecture, or religious culture, you will leave with a full heart. Come to Fusheng Temple and start your exploration journey! 🏃♂️💨 Transportation 🚗 - Self-driving: Navigate to "Fusheng Temple, Guangcun, Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province." There is a parking lot in front of the temple. - Bus: Take a bus from Xinjiang County to Guangcun, and walk to the destination after getting off. 📍🌟
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