Qijiang Baiyun Temple

Visiting the Baiyun Temple in Qijiang District of Chongqing, there was a heavy fog on the mountain, and the scenery was also quite good. It was built during the Ming Dynasty, and it faces the ancient Jian Mountain across the Qijiang River. The terrain of Baiyun Temple is very dangerous, from a distance, it gives a feeling similar to that of Fanjing Mountain in Guizhou, with its solitary peak standing abruptly and the mountain's majestic posture, the main attractions include towering stone stalagmites, the South Cliff Immortal Chess, the Cave Heaven Jade Well, the Entwined Branches, the Dragon Head Cloud Dew, the Flying Fountain Spraying Jade, the Ladder Steps Ringing Qin and the Cliff Waves Twin Carps, among other sights. However, when visiting the South Cliff Immortal Chess spot, I unexpectedly found that there were typos engraved on the rocks on the mountain which really felt a bit inappropriate. It should have been 'South Cliff Immortal Chess' but was carved as 'South Cliff Immortal Yi'.