Quarrying scenic spot

Caishiji, also known as niuzhuji, is located at the foot of cuiluo mountain, 5km southwest of Ma'anshan City. Caishiji, with its precipice near the river, turbulent water, strange rocks and magnificent scenery, is known as the "Yangtze River Sanji" together with Chenglingji in Yueyang and Yanziji in Nanjing. Caishiji, with its unique natural landscape and profound cultural connotation, is known as the top of Sanji. Caishiji is the place where Li Bai, the great poet of Tang Dynasty, died. Li Bai, a great poet of Tang Dynasty, was fond of "quarrying mountains and waters in the south of the Yangtze River". He visited and chanted many times in his life, and wrote such well-known immortal chapters as "niuzhuji" and "wangtianmen mountain". He left a moving legend of "catching the moon drunk and riding a whale to heaven", and finally died in the nearby Castle Peak. In the yuan he period of the Tang Dynasty, Taibai building was built here. Climbing the tower, you can have a panoramic view of the mountains and rivers. It is known as "the first floor of Fengyue jiangtiancang". For thousands of years, many celebrities and talented people have come here, either to find the lingering charm of the immortal poets, or to think about the ancient love, literary talent, and so on.

Caishiji has always been a place for military strategists to defend the natural danger of the Yangtze River. There were more than 20 famous wars in the past dynasties, which affected the change of dynasties. Among them, the quarrying war in the song and Jin Dynasties, which took place in the Southern Song Dynasty, can be regarded as a model of "winning more with less, winning the strong with the weak, and winning the military with culture" in the ancient war history of China. Caishiji is also one of the early Buddhist resorts in China. Guangji temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and is a famous temple in the south of the Yangtze River.

Address: Tangxian street, Yushan District, Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province

Longitude: 118.462

Latitude: 31.652762450585

Tel: 0555-2101058; 0555-21

Ticket information: RMB 66

Opening hours: 08:30-17:00

Chinese PinYin : Cai Shi Feng Jing Qu