Zhiti Temple

Zhiti Temple was built by Qian Chu, King of Wuyue in 971 AD. In the temple, there are rare treasures such as the "Thousand Saints Heavenly Crown" iron Buddha bestowed by Emperor Yongle of Ming Dynasty and Wanli, the bronze Buddha "Golden Da Pilu", the five-clawed golden dragon in purple clothes, and the "Northern Tibetan Sutra". Since the Ming Dynasty, this place has been known as "Xianchao Buddhist Grottoes". Approved by the State Council in April 1983, it was listed as a national key Buddhist monastery. Juzhou Village, Hongkou Township, located at the foot of Zhiti Mountain, was called "Yingzhou" in ancient times. There is a 20-kilometer long stream that flows all the way to Huotong Town. There are nine curves and thirty sets in this stream. Along the coast, there are scenes such as Lema Hui Dynasty, Admiralty Covering the Ground, Half Rolling Bead Curtain, Bride's Sedan, Dragon Ball Floating, Yuxi Holy Well, Shuanghong Yin Cave and Wasp Out Cave. Walking in the river by boat, you will pass through many places with rapids and rapids, which is very thrilling, so it is called "Yingzhou Strikes the Water". Huo Tongshan was originally named Huoshan. It is said that during the Western Zhou Dynasty, there was a real person Huo Tong who practiced here. In the sixth year of Tang Tianbao (747), he was named "Huotongdongtian". On the mountain, there are scenic spots such as Big and Small Tongfeng, Huoyao Cave and Star Chasing Platform. Naluo Temple is located in Hubei Township. It was built in the Tang Dynasty. The temple is a two-story structure with wooden frames without tiles. There are Luohan Cave, ancient Buddhist pagoda, fox and ape called the moon, five birds Panzhi, Jiulongpan, Kaifatai, Guanyin weaving, pearl curtain and other scenic spots, forming the "Narayan Cave" scenic spot.