Chaoyang Xuankong Temple

Chaoyang mountain, commonly known as Jianshan, is a national AAA tourist attraction, the site of King Zhou's palace of Yin Dynasty, and the outdoor mountaineering base of Central Plains. It is located on the fault zone between Taihang Mountain and North China Plain, 5 kilometers northwest of Qi County, with an altitude of 623 meters and a vertical height of more than 500 meters, It is a famous historical and cultural mountain, integrating "ancient, majestic, strange, dangerous and beautiful". It is an ideal destination for people to travel, climb mountains and feel nature. At present, there are more than 100 scenic spots in the scenic area, such as Jianshan, Fengming mountain, Xuankong ancient temple, Qingliang temple, Chaoge village, Changmian Taoist tomb, King Zhou Palace site, Wangmang cave, cliff Buddha, Feilai Reclining Buddha, Huatai, etc., covering an area of about 18 square kilometers. Chaoyang suspended temple, one of the seven largest suspended temples in China, is located in the middle of Chaoyang mountain. The temple is built on the mountain, with cliffs and flying eaves. It looks like a castle in the air, so it is called Chaoyang suspended temple. According to the records of Qi County in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Chaoyang mountain was originally the imperial palace of Yin, where King Zhou of Yin set up his palace for heating in winter; in the seventh year of Wuding of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, a temple was built here, with magnificent buildings.

Address: 5 km west of Qi County, Hebi City, Henan Province

Longitude: 114.1470552

Latitude: 35.6491581

Chinese PinYin : Chao Yang Xuan Kong Si