Legend of the Treasure of Gupo Mountain

The temple on Gupo Mountain was called Xiangu Temple. It was built in the Tang Dynasty and renovated in 2000. The Xiangu Temple was the largest temple in Hezhou that combined Buddhism and Taoism. It was also the place where religious people in Hezhou carried out religious activities. The temple was divided into two sections. The first section had 99 steps, representing eternity. The second section had 33 steps, representing the 35 peaks that the fairy had climbed. There was a crane fountain in front of the temple. One had to wash their hands when entering the temple. This was the characteristic of the temple. After the construction, the temple looked even more magnificent.

The top of Gupo Mountain could be reached by walking or taking the cable car. It took about 3-4 hours to reach the top of the mountain on foot. The journey was about 10 kilometers, and there were steep mountain roads and trails to climb along the way. In addition, one needed to bring their own dry food and water to the top of the mountain because there were no snack shops to replenish their food. In addition, he also needed to pay attention to the operation time of the eco-car, because the eco-car stopped at around 5 pm. If he missed the time, it might be very difficult to walk five kilometers. In addition, they could also choose to take the cable car to the top of the mountain, which could save time and physical strength.

The best time to travel to Gupo Mountain in Guangxi was at the turn of spring and summer, especially when the peach blossoms were in full bloom in March and the azalea flowers were in full bloom in May. The scenery was the most beautiful at this time, and the weather was pleasant, making it suitable for sightseeing.

The price of a local ticket to Mount Gupo was 80 yuan.

The following were some recommendations for the books on how to find treasure on the mountain: " Remember the Treasure Hunt on the Mountain,"" Grave Robber's Chronicles,"" My Life as a Corpse Fighter,"" The World's Hidden Treasures,"" I Pick up Treasure Chests from the Goddess," and " Wild Superstar." These novels covered different types of mountain treasure hunting stories, including mysterious beads and dusty memories, ocean exploration and treasure hunting, and treasure hunting through treasure maps. No matter what kind of story you like, you can find your favorite mountain treasure hunting adventure story in these novels.

Mount Yandang's Zhen Shan House was a homestay located at the entrance of Mount Yandang's Lingfeng scenic area. This homestay provided a stone house with a courtyard, kitchen, barbecue grill, projector, tea set, coffee set, four treasures of the study, and a wooden pot. The official website of the homestay could provide reservation prices, contact numbers, location addresses, and information about surrounding hotels. In addition, the rooms on Yandang Mountain also provided outdoor activities, such as outdoor barbecues and bonfires. The specific reservation and price information could be inquired through Ctrip Hotel or same-way travel.

The main characters in the novel," Strange Stories of the Folk Mountains and Rivers ", were Chen Ergou, the old hunter, the weasel, Yang Qing, and Yang Quan.

The legend of Lanke Mountain originated from the story of the woodcutter Wang Zhi of the Jin Dynasty who went up the mountain to watch the chess game Lanke. It was said that when Wang Zhi was chopping wood in Shishi Mountain, he met two boys playing Go. Wang Zhi sat at the side and watched, but he did not realize the passage of time. It was not until he returned to the village that he realized that decades had passed. His family was no longer around, so he returned to Shishi Mountain and eventually became an immortal. This story reflected the mystery of Lanke Mountain and the profundity of Go culture. The legend of Lanke Mountain was spread in China and Japan, and it was regarded as the place where Go originated.

The legend of Lanke Mountain was about the struggle of the working people against nature and life, as well as the sustenance of their desire for survival. In the story, Wang Zhi was an ordinary woodcutter. He met an immortal in the process of cutting wood and fell into the vortex of time. When he returned to his hometown, he found that several generations had passed, and the village and fields had changed beyond recognition. Through the experience of being a soldier, this story expressed the helplessness and surprise of the working people towards the passage of time and the changes in their lives. The Lanke Mountain in the story became a symbol, representing people's memories of the past and their yearning for a better life. This legend implied people's positive attitude towards life and their pursuit of a better future.

The legend of Lanke Mountain originated from the Jin Dynasty. It was said that there was a woodcutter named Wang Zhi. One day, when he went to the stone chamber mountain to cut wood, he met two boys playing Go. Wang Zhi was attracted by their game and stopped to watch. However, when he looked back at his axe, he found that the handle had rotted. When he returned home, he was surprised to find that many years had passed and his family was no longer there. Wang Zhi decided to return to Shishi Mountain and become an immortal. Hence, Lanke Mountain got its name. This legend was very widespread, not only in Luochuan County of Shaanxi Province, but also in Shanxi, Guangdong, Henan, Sichuan, Fujian, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong and other places.