Sea Chasm

On the west side of Qunxing Village, Xintang Town, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou, there is a sea erosion cave, an old famous stone alley. This is a deep sea erosion cave found in Guangdong area, and it is an important physical evidence of the huge changes in the vicissitudes of the sea in Guangzhou. According to geographical experts, more than 70 million years ago, this cave was still an ancient sea. The cave was a boulder deposited on the sea floor, which was constantly washed by the sea, and the red sandstone and Shuo Rock were washed into the cave. About 2,000 years ago, the seawater exit formed the sea erosion hole we saw. It is a cave formed by the changes of the ancient sea and land, so it is also called "the ancient sea trace". The ancient sea traces include: Shixiang, Yishi Temple, Yishi Rock, Zhanganquan Diaoyutai site and other attractions. The direction of the cave and the rock formation is basically the same. The cave is2.5 meters high and 20 meters long. It is tilted from the northeast to the southwest sea. There are many sea erosion cliffs around the sea erosion cave. Connected with the sea-erosion cave gate is a stone rock higher than the hole, there is a stone platform under the rock, like a temple, Xintang villagers will use this natural temple to build a temple, the name "Yiyan Temple" (also known as "Tianhou Palace"), the temple and the cave are connected and connected, visitors in and out of it, do not have a taste.

In Yiyan Temple, free parking, free incense burning, go to the end of the Tianhou Palace and turn left to the stone alley, suitable for big stone lovers. A little special, pay attention to keep quiet and do not destroy the atmosphere in the temple.

Xintang Town has not developed this place at all, and it is maintained by local villagers. After arriving at the ancient alley road, I found it for about 2 hours, in a doorway next to Yiyan Temple. The local villagers are also very enthusiastic about the visitors. It is estimated that there will be no ten visitors a year now.

The sea erosion cave is in Yiyan Temple. Yiyan Temple is amazingly large. The Daxiong Bao Hall is very powerful. There are also some temples under construction. I don't know if I will rely on incense money or buy tickets in the future. There are many gods in Yiyan Temple. From Tianhou to Rulai, Guanyin, Liu Xiangu to Nanshan Shouxing, it is really worth a visit. There are monks sitting inside, and there will be Jushi Zhu Temple in the future. The local villagers are warm and friendly, and they take incense for free. I didn't see the strong buying and selling and charging.

Here is just a ten-meter-long stone alley, with the cover picture of the hole and water can not touch the edge, I don't know who blindly passed the cover picture. The stone alley is in the temple, the stone alley itself has no interesting to say, but the temple where the stone alley is located can still be seen, burning incense to worship God can still have.