Gong Li Temple, which was built in the Tang Dynasty, once had a Tibetan Classics Pavilion, which contained Hokkekyo, Buddhist Classics and a large number of ancient books. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by the Japanese invasion. Longhua Temple, which was founded in the early Song Dynasty, has undergone many renovations and reconstructions, with complete Buddhist buildings such as Jade Buddha Hall, Guanyin Hall and Tibetan Classics Pavilion. Monks such as Mengchu, Pinshan, Juzan and Jueguang successively served as abbots of Longhua Temple. Xishi Temple, built in the early Qing Dynasty, is a famous ancient temple in Guangxi. Decorated as it is at 1978.
Master Shi Kuanneng, executive director of the Chinese Buddhist Association, has been the abbot for more than 50 years. He died at the age of 95, leaving three relics, and his spiritual bone tower was built on the green hill behind the temple. Buddhism flourished in buddhist nun, and incense continued. The Western Mountain in Guiping is one of the seven famous mountains in China. It is famous for its Lin Xiu, Shi Qi, Quangan, fragrant tea, prosperity and Buddhist nature, especially the Xishan tea baked by nuns. More than 500 Gu Song ancient banyan camphor trees over two or three hundred years old are lush, and hundreds of "Long Lin pines" cover the sky, with a forest coverage rate of over 98%. There are towering trees, rugged rocks, erupting milk springs, scattered temples and pavilions, and couplets of stone carvings dotted among them, which are in harmony with the natural scenery.
Guiping Xishan Scenic Area is a national AAAA scenic spot, a national geological park and an autonomous region-level tourist resort. The scenic spot is mainly located in Xishan scenic spot, which is away from the suburb 1km, including the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom jintian uprising Site, Taiping Mountain Animal and Plant Nature Reserve, the Yaozhai style of Zijing Mountain Villa Village, the scenery of Luocong Cave, Baishidong Cave, the hometown of litchi, the ancient city of Zhou Xun, and the sign of the Tropic of Cancer. The total area is about 20 square kilometers.