Sichuan Tourism｜Chuannan version of Qingcheng Mountain - Yibin Zhenwu Mountain Ancient Architectural Complex

Located on Zhenwu Mountain in the northwest of Yibin city, Sichuan Province, the temple complex is mainly composed of Ming Dynasty buildings, supplemented by Qing Dynasty buildings. It integrates towers, halls, squares, corridors, bridge pools, caves, and platforms. It is a group of cultural connotations rich in Ming and Qing architectural examples. Although Zhenwu Mountain has an altitude of only 369 meters, it overlooks the Jinsha River to the south, connects Cuiping Mountain to the west, overlooks the Minjiang River to the north, and overlooks the Yangtze River to the east. The mountain is lush with trees and evergreen throughout the year. It integrates mountains, waters, trees, cultural relics, and natural landscapes. It occupies an important position in the history of Taoism in China and has the reputation of "North Qingcheng, South Zhenwu" in the Taoist circle of Sichuan. The main body of the Zhenwu Mountain ancient architectural complex is mostly Ming Dynasty buildings, which is relatively long-standing in the southwest region, and the architectural scale is grand, the number of palaces and temples is numerous, worthy of the fourth batch of national treasures, and most of the historical remains in Yibin city do not require tickets, which is very good.