南京主要景点英文介绍.docx

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1、1.栖霞山Qixiamountain(pronouncedasKitsya),calledSheMountaininancienttimes,isnamedbecausetheQiXiaTempleislocatedonthewestsideofitshighestpeak.Therearethreepeaksalongthemountain:FengXiang(PhoenixFlying)Peak,Long(dragon)PeakandHu(Tiger)Peak.TheQiXiaTempleisthebiggestoneintheN

2、anjingArea.ItisthecradleoftheBuddhismSchoolofTheThreeSastras.Itisoneoftheearliestestablishedmonasteriesandisstillcurrentlyinuse.HereyoucanvisitsometypicalBuddhiststructuresandlearnaboutthehistoryofBuddhism.QiXiaTempleisfamousnotonlyforthestructure,thestonesculpturesandt

3、hepagoda,butalsofortheclearspring,luxuriantplantlife;especiallytheredleavesofmapletrees.Theseareinfullbloominspringandautumnmakingthesetimesverypopular.Lying22kmnortheastofNanjingCity,QixiaMountain(SheMountain)isdubbed“themostbeautifulmountaininNanjing”.Themountainis286

4、metershighandhasthreepeaks-DragonPeak,TigerPeakandFengxiangPeak.Thewell-knownBuddhisttemple,QixiaTemple,islocatedonthemountain.Thistemplewaserectedin489BCandwasenlargedintheTangDynasty.ItwasoncerecognizedasoneoftheFourLargestTemplesinhistory.Thetemplewasdestroyedbyfired

5、uringQingDynastyandreconstructedyearslater.ThetemplehasanumberofcriticalhistoricrelicssuchastheThousandBuddhaCliff,theRoyalSteleandtheSheliPagoda.TheQixiaTempleRestaurantoffersvegetarianfoodsfortravelers.Recently,Chinesearcheologistshavefoundnumerousancientstoneinscript

6、ionscarvedonthecliffsoftheMountain.ThecliffinscriptionswerefoundduringaresearchprojectforculturalrelicsandtheycouldbedatedbacktotheNorthernandSouthernDynasties(960-1279).ThearchaeologistshavealsounearthedfourgrottoesanddozensofBuddhistsculpturesinthegrottoes.Themountain

7、ispopularforitsmapletrees.Eachyear,whentheautumnarrives,thousandsoflocalresidentsandvisitorsrushtothemountaintocampandtoseetheredandgoldenmapleleaves,whichcoversthewholemountain.2.TangshanHotSpringTangshanislocatedinabout28kilometerseastofNanjingZhongshangate.Tangshansp

8、ringwatercomesfrom380metersundergroundandTangshanhotspringshasbeeninaconstanttemperature.Whetherinwinterorsumm