In the thick shade surrounded by the five peaks, palaces, pavilions and terraces are shaded and the scenery is excellent. It is said that there are eight scenic spots, namely, green cliffs, moist jade peaks, early spring, misty rain in Fengshan, rolling chestnuts, fishing for the moon in Yutai, spring scenery in Xingdi and firewood grazing in Ling Xue. The scenery shines everywhere. Beautiful landscapes, vigorous pines and cypresses, mysterious five-leaf pines, covered ginkgo trees, numerous stone tablets and ancient Taoist temples all tell the historical vicissitudes of Wufeng Mountain and are known as Qilu Wonderland.
Here are green mountains and green waters, towering mountains, flat gullies, dangerous cliffs and trees everywhere; There is also Panshan Road extending in all directions, which can not only climb from the bottom of the valley to the top of the mountain, but also connect the valley. The surrounding forest of 6.7 million square meters has created a unique microclimate here. According to the measurement, the temperature in summer is 5℃ lower than the outside world, and the negative oxygen ions easily absorbed by human body are 2.5 times more than the outside world.
Wufeng Mountain, as a famous Taoist mountain in the west of Jinan, has a thousand-year-old culture. Here, with mountains and beautiful scenery, it is a rare land of geomantic omen.
Ancient Taoism was very prosperous and Taoist temples were large in scale, so it was divided into southern view and northern view. The northern view is a "true view of the cave". There are many steles, hundreds of palaces and temples, including Jade Emperor Hall, Zhenwu Hall, Sanyuan Hall, Qingling Pavilion and Stone Archway. Palace temples were destroyed by wars several times in history, and there are more than 0/00 steles/kloc-in all previous dynasties, especially the portrait of Mr. Cui praising steles, with excellent books, paintings and sculptures, which are mostly recorded by stone engravers in all previous dynasties.
Nanguan is called Yuanduguan, also called Xuanduguan, which is the cemetery of Degong in Ming Dynasty. There are six tombs in the mausoleum, including the King of Mingdezhuang, the King of Deyi, the King of Huaide, the King of Degong, the King of Deding and the King of Deduan. The recently excavated tomb of King Dezhuang is almost identical to the Ming Tombs.