Miaofengshan Scenery Spot

Miaofeng Mountain Scenic Area, located in Ximentougou District, Beijing, 55 kilometers from the city, the total area is about 20 square kilometers. The scenic spot is famous for "ancient temple", "quick pine", "strange stone" and "exotic". It belongs to the after-main of Taihang Mountain. The main peak is 1291 meters above sea level. The mountain is steep and steep. There are seasonal landscapes such as sunrise, sunset, smog, mountain city and thousands of mu of roses. There are the largest traditional pilgrimage temple fairs in North China. Miaofeng Mountain has become one of the scenic spots around Beijing. In 2005, it was named a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

The temple group such as the Niangniang Temple (that is, Huijixuan) on the Miaofeng Mountain was built in the Liaojin era. Three temple groups (Inspiration Palace, Huixiang Pavilion, Jade Emperor's Ding) are determined by the mountains, and they are uneven and uneven. The mountain has 14 temples of Shi, Tao, Confucian and other faiths, which were built to create the "Niangniang Temple" at the end of Ming Dynasty. The temple is the golden roof of the temple, which is held from the first to the 15th of the first month of the lunar calendar every year. The temple is famous for its destruction during the anti-Japanese period. Only a few sites remained after the war.

Miaofengshan Temple Fair is one of the most important temple fairs in North China, which began in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, and reached the pole incense in the Qing Dynasty. The Miaofeng Mountain Traditional Temple Fair is held twice a year, and the first day of April to April 15 of the lunar calendar is spring fragrance, and the first day of July 25 to August is autumn fragrance, which is full of spring fragrance. The temple fair activity area is divided into two parts: the Niangniang Temple and the Xiangdao Tea Shed. The Niangniang Temple is built on the top of the mountain and consists of buildings such as Lingguan Palace, Huiji Temple, Huixiang Pavilion and Jade Emperor's Ding. There are more than 300 stalls in the Xianghui Club, and the gate styles are different. The head is the organizer, conductor and main inheritor of the incense club, and the various rules, etiquette and skills in the meeting are passed down by the head in the way of teachers and apprentices.

Miaofeng Mountain Niangniang Temple Fair, also known as Miaofeng Mountain Niangniang Temple Xianghui, is an ancient traditional folk customs and folk religious and cultural activities. It originated in the Ming Dynasty. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China, Bixia Yuanjunxuan (Niangniang Temple) on the top of Miaofeng Mountain was once a famous holy place in northern China. Bixia Yuanjun is one of the most popular gods in China. The Miaofeng Mountain Niangniang Temple Fair, known as "the incense and fire in the world", has become the most influential folk belief and folk customs activity in old Beijing and northern provinces and cities.

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