A scenic spot in Shaanxi, only 8 kilometers away from Huashan, is called "Little Forbidden City"

I believe that many people have a certain understanding of the city of Shaanxi. There are many underground cultures here, but even so, there are many tourist attractions here. When living in this city, most people are half-working and half-traveling. I believe many people can understand this. Pharaoh used to go to Xi'an five or six years ago to play for a period of time. Of course, he was half traveling and half working. Nothing else, just one word: poor. Today, the editor will introduce two neighboring scenic spots in Shaanxi. This attraction is located in Huayin City, Shaanxi.

Have you already guessed it? In fact, when the locals look at Huashan, isn’t it the "Xiyue Temple" not far from Huashan? I believe everyone can understand this. This is also known as the most conscientious temple in Shaanxi. In fact, this temple was very famous in ancient times, but I believe most people have never heard of the name of this temple. The reason why it was famous in ancient times may be due to a statistical data. That is, more than fifty emperors of the feudal dynasty have come to this temple to offer incense.

The history here is also very long, although the emperor of the feudal dynasty likes to worship Mount Tai. However, this place has also been favored by as many as fifty emperors, indicating that it is naturally advantageous. The overall architectural style here is like a royal building. The specification of sitting north and facing south makes this temple stand there. Awe-inspiring. In fact, after going to Huashan, Lao Wang saw a temple not far away on the map and wanted to see it.

About one kilometer or so, we got out of the car and walked to the temple on foot. I was watching the temple. After reading the introduction, I learned that more than fifty emperors have been here. In fact, fans of Lao Wang know that I still like history. I have been walking in and found some calligraphy by Li Bai and other great masters of Tang and Song Dynasty. I was actually shocked directly at the time.

According to rumors, the cultivating priests here also told the editor that there used to be 4`~6 people living in the temple, and they rose to immortality. In fact, Lao Wang is skeptical about this kind of thing. If you say that there is, then there will be some. Although you say so, you still feel that they are a little bragging. It has a history of more than 2,000 years. To be honest, the tickets here cannot even buy a cup of milk tea. The architectural style here is also quite good. So I recommend everyone to go there.

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