Mount Qingyuan

Mount Qingyuan is a mountain and national stop securing it, Fujian Province, situated in the East China locale of China. The mountain is situated around 3 km 1.9 mi from Quanzhou city. The summit is 498 m 1,634 ft above ocean level Mount Qingyuan National Park secures an aggregate zone of 62 km² 24 sq mi. It incorporates three noteworthy picturesque highlights, the namesake Mount Qingyuan, and Mount Ling and Mount Jiuri. Mount Qingyuan has been acclaimed since the Tang tradition of Imperial China. The soonest notice of Mount Qingyuan is from around 221-207 BCE. Fast advancement of Mount Qingyuan started in 618-1279 CE, and achieved its crest amid 1297 to 1911.

The era of advancement on Mount Qingyuan has engraved different imperative authentic and social antiquities. Such precedents incorporate nine immense Taoist and Buddhist stone figures, 600 stone engravings, and 3 rock stones. This incorporates the "Four Superlatives": the stone statue of Laozi; the Vedic stone statues of Buddha for Three Lives; the heavenly Islamic tombs; and the "petition God for wind stone" inscriptions. The site additionally contains the hallowed place of Master Honyi. The statue of Laozi is renowned just like the biggest stone cutting of him made amid the Song Dynasty. It is a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level; and measures 8.01m long, 6.85m in width, and 5.63m in stature, possessing a zone of 55 square meters.