Cuiwei mountain

Cuiwei mountain, formerly known as Chenji mountain, is located in the southeast corner of Lucheng District with an altitude of 38.4 meters and an area of 1.35 hectares. Wenbi peak on the top of the mountain, the original wild goose pagoda built in the Ming Dynasty, was tilted for a long time. In 1974, it was prepared to dig a hole and collapsed due to the earthquake. There were Kuixing Pavilion (Wenchang Pavilion) and crane Pavilion on the mountain. In recent years, the local elderly have raised funds to build Guanyin Pavilion, happiness Pavilion and Wanxiang Pavilion.

Cuiwei mountain

Cuiwei mountain is a place name. There are cuiweishan in Beijing and cuiweishan in Wenzhou, Zhejiang. Cuiwei mountain in Beijing is located at the junction of Shijingshan District and Haidian District. It is one of the peaks on the southeast slope of Xiangyu Daliang, and corresponds to Xiangshan in the north.

geographical position

Beijing Cuiwei mountain is located at the junction of Shijingshan District and Haidian District, south of Manjing village, east of Heishitou village, and above Badachu Park. From Manjing village and Badachu, there are seven Baozhu caves with paths to the top of the mountain. There are inscriptions on "Cuiwei peep". The highest elevation is 464 meters, and there are a large number of Buddhas

Prayer flags and an iron fire tower.

Geographical landmark: 39 ° 57'55.77 "n, 116 ° 10'6.96" e

Top line

From the intersection of Fufang road in the southeast of Manjing village, Shijingshan (39 ° 58'10.42 "n, 116 ° 10'16.06" E) to the southwest, the path is about 530 meters to the top.

From the sixth xiangjiesi West intersection in Badachu (39 ° 57'37.79 "n, 116 ° 10'7.85" E) to the northeast, the path is about 610 meters to the top.

Main attractions

It is located in the northwest of Beijing,

About 20 kilometers away from the city center, it is one of the peaks on the southeast slope of Xiangyu Daliang, corresponding to Xiangshan in the north. The mountain is gentle, formerly known as pingpo mountain, which was named after pingpo temple in the Tang Dynasty; in the early years of Hongxi in the Ming Dynasty (1425), it was renamed Cuiwei mountain. There are many ancient temples at the southern foot of the mountain, including Chang'an temple, Lingguang temple, Sanshan temple, Dabei temple, longwangtang temple, Xiangjie temple, Baozhu cave, Zhengguo temple, etc. There is also Fahai Temple built in the Ming Dynasty at the foot of the southwest mountain.

Address: Lucheng Road, Lucheng District, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Longitude: 120.626197

Latitude: 28.017571

Chinese PinYin : Cui Wei Shan