紫霞觀

但凡名山勝境，都有修身習性的場所，當然這裏也不例外。也許是太會聯想了，忽然想起大話西遊里的紫霞仙子，看着滿屏的同心鎖，思緒萬千。

寺廟因周史蒂芬電影而聞名。相當有趣的寺廟

很好的地方，太棒了，大家都去廠吧

Zhangjiajie Zixia View enjoys the reputation of "the first view in Western Hunan". It is the main tourist attraction in Wulingyuan Scenic Area, which combines humanistic landscape with religious and cultural tourism. It is also the seat of the Daoist Association of Zhangjiajie City. The magnificent Golden Wall, carved beams and painted pillars, well-laid out and worshipped the Taoist gods. All the year round, the incense is in full swing, and worshippers come and go.

Zixia Scenic Spot is a key religious activity site approved by the provincial government. It integrates natural and cultural landscapes. It was upgraded to AAA level in early 2011. Zixia Guan is located in Baofeng Road, Wulingyuan District, Zhangjiajie City, located in the center of the scenic area with beautiful environment. It is the main humanistic landscape and the combination of religious and cultural tourism in Wulingyuan Scenic Area, the national "AA" level scenic area, and the site of the Daoist Association of Zhangjiajie City. There are famous calligraphers'inscriptions, stele inscriptions and religious relics such as Buddhist scriptures, doctrines and pictures. Zixia concept was built in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. It has a history of nearly 500 years and has been destroyed to varying degrees during the war period. In 1992, because of the development of tourism and the religious beliefs of believers, Zixia View was co-funded by good men and women from all over the country with the approval of the government. The local government allocated funds to expand it. There are more than 30 temples, including 5 palaces, 3 palaces, 2 pavilions, 2 temples, 1 pavilion, Baxianshan, immortal footprints, Chinese concentric locks and other attractions. Mr. Shen Peng, a famous Chinese calligrapher, inscribed the inscription of Zixia Guan, including inscriptions by famous calligraphers at home and abroad, religion relics such as inscriptions on tablets, and more than 100 pictures of Lao Tzu's ancestors lectures on Buddhism.