Guiyang Fairy Cave

Go to Xianren Cave to find a place of purity and experience Wang Yangming’s poems Address: No. 1 Xianren Cave Road, Shuikou Temple Street, Nanming District, Guiyang City Access: Metro: From the metro station to the foot of Xianren Cave Mountain walked nearly 1km there are two ways From Baoshan South Road B and then out after turning right and then right, see a sign of Panlongshan Forest Park, go straight ahead, then go left, see a public toilet, reality in straight ahead to see the fairy cave sign, Yangming Temple a, b can be out and then cross the road, walk along Dongshan Road straight to the Immortal Cave Road to go up the mountain You can take a look at Dongshan Temple by the way Bus: Take to [Suikouji Station] The distance up the mountain is about 100 meters! Super close to the bus at Suiguchiji Station, and then there is a sign along the pointing sign to reach the Immortal Cave No. 15, No. 323, No. 324, No. 34, No. 35, No. 54, No. 76 If you don't want to walk, you can take a taxi or drive to the fairy cave archway and you can go directly to the entrance of the fairy cave Go straight up the hill, you can avoid climbing many steps Tickets: 0 / Open all day The entrance to the Taoist temple is not easy to find. You need to walk a relatively long path. You can see Dongshan Temple across the street from the Immortal Cave Taoist Temple. After visiting the Taoist temple, you can walk to Dongshan Temple In the third year of Zhengde (1508), when Wang Yangming was demoted to Longchang Post (now Xiuwen) in Guizhou, he was invited to give lectures at Guiyang College. The poem says: "The ancient cave produces cold guests to rare, green moss barren path grass Fifi. Books hanging on the wall leave monk wounds, flower hair layer embroidered Buddha clothes. The mouth of the pot far from the children's crown collection, branch art everywhere eunuch feelings. Standing next to the Sanguan Hall and looking up, the stone stairs for climbing are winding and winding, like a long snake hanging between the cliffs, which looks extremely steep. There is a cave on the cliff about 40 or 50 meters above the ground. Wang Baolin said that this is the "Fairy Lantern Cave". Since this cave sits east to west, whenever the sun sets in the west, the sunlight shines into the cave, reflecting the light, the common people look up at the foot of the mountain, like a lamp in the cave, it is said that the lights emitted when Emperor Guan read "Spring and Autumn" at night in the cave by candlelight. This is how the Fairy Lantern Cave got its name. The common people also use this legend that those who see the fairy lantern will have good luck.