Guanyinqiao

Jinchuan Guanyin Bridge is located in Guanyin Town, Jinchuan County, Aba Prefecture. It is located at the junction of plateau and plain, and the transition zone between grassland and mountain. It is an important tourism node of the Tibetan-Qiang Cultural Corridor on the connecting line of Jiuzhaigou Tourism Circle and Western Sichuan Tourism Circle. The total area of the scenic spot is more than 300 square kilometers. Yilv is a beautiful and mysterious tourist treasure, and has the reputation of "vacation paradise". The well-known cultural landscape in the scenic spot is the Guanyin Temple. It was built in the seventh century AD and has a history of 1,200 years. It is one of the three major Guanyin dojos in the country. With many cultural relics such as scriptures, thangkas, and instruments, Guanyin Temple is famous for its "spirit". The more well-known natural landscape is the Lover's Sea (called Sarjiaocuo in Tibetan), which combines the majesty of alpine meadows and the beauty of alpine valleys with elements such as blue sky, white clouds, mountains, meadows, lakes, forests, and Tibetan villages. As a whole, it is a tourist paradise for tourists. In the simmering mulberry square of Guanyin Bridge, stands the largest simmering mulberry furnace in the world. It is believed that in the simmering mulberry ceremony, as long as the cypress branches are put into the furnace, with the rising of the curling cigarettes, the devout prayers and good blessings will be passed on to the gods. Tourists can participate in the simmering mulberry prayer ceremony and rubbing, and experience the unique Tibetan Buddhist culture. Guanyin Temple is well-known both at home and abroad for its spirit, and it is a paradise for pilgrims.