The "Tiannan First Peak" attraction is one of the most famous attractions in Baiyun Mountain. The "Tiannan First Peak" archway is the only well-preserved ancient archway in Baiyun Mountain's ancient buildings. It was originally built for the transfer of Tao Ding in the Song Dynasty. At that time, it was a guide sign for the waiting of the Moxingling, which was the only way to wait for the Moxingling in the past.
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The "Tiannan First Peak" attraction is one of the most famous attractions in Baiyun Mountain. The "Tiannan First Peak" archway is the only well-preserved ancient archway in Baiyun Mountain's ancient buildings. It was originally built for the transfer of Tao Ding in the Song Dynasty. At that time, it was a guide sign for the waiting of the Moxingling, which was the only way to wait for the Moxingling in the past.
Located on the east side of the central part of Baiyun Mountain Peak Park, there is a granite archway with the words "Tiannan First Peak" engraved on the front. The archway is located in the mountain area of about 200 meters above sea level, not the highest peak of Baiyun Mountain.
The first peak of Tiannan was developed earlier. As early as the Liang Wudi Tianjian Year in the Southern Dynasty (502 - 509), there was a Buddhist temple at the first peak of Tiannan. Modern times have been rebuilt twice. There is a Lianyun on the pillar of the current square: "Yun Kai 3,000 worlds outside the world, Yan Yi Tiannan first peak."
Don't think that the first peak in Tiannan is a mountain peak, in fact, it is just a stone tablet on the top of Baiyun Mountain, or called stone carvings. These 5 large words are written very strongly, and its reading direction is also from right to left, not from left to right. So many tourists come here to see this 5 words will think that they have a mountain to conquer, in fact, everyone has conquered Baiyun Mountain, but a small part of Baiyun Mountain.
There are many monuments and attractions all over the country, so the first peak in Tiannan is also such a tourist attraction.