Hulu Mountain Tourist Attraction

Hulushan Scenic Spot is located in Lianhua Town, Dinghu District, Zhaoqing City, separated by a mountain from Sihui City, 65 kilometers east to Guangzhou, 35 kilometers west to Zhaoqing urban area, and the 33 tourist line in Zhaoqing urban area directly reaches the scenic spot. The formation of Hulu Mountain has a legend of the Eight Immortals. It is closely connected with Dinghu Mountain Scenic Area and Zhaoqing Qixingyan Scenic Area, forming a complete Xijiang tourist corridor. Hulu Mountain is full of strange mountains and beautiful waters, and it is like a paradise. Clouds and mists often rise and fall, wrapping around the foot of the mountain, making the temple towers like a fairyland. "Poke the dust away to reveal Jiashan, and Qingfu is actually here. It's not that Tianyuan is thicker, but it can be easy for one person to relax." This is a vivid portrayal of Hulu Mountain by Han Shanshi, an eminent monk in the Ming Dynasty. Here, the gardens and rockeries are rounded in a circuitous manner, with the characteristics of Suzhou gardens, as well as piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, which can not only allow tourists to enjoy the scenery, but also cultivate their minds. Ciyun Temple was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is mainly based on the architectural features of Lingnan, but it also integrates the architectural style of Jiangnan, making people feel nostalgic and looking for the old. Hulu Mountain is a big oxygen bar. The content of negative ions here is very high. People here are like fairyland, and they are full of peace. The terrain of Hulu Mountain is complex and changeable, and there are shrubs, weeds, dead trees and rattan everywhere in primitive ways. Is a collection of tourism and leisure, nature, Buddhism, youth quality education, shopping. Entertainment, food culture in one. It can be described as "the mountains are beautiful and the water is clear. A piece of pure heart keeps guests living. The temple is secluded and elegant, and it is full of auspiciousness to send the king back."