PLACE GUIDE

Qianshan 千山

Qianshan combines rocky ridges and pine-covered slopes with a dense history of Buddhist and Daoist building.

Qianshan National Park entrance, Anshan · 鞍山千山景区入口
Qianshan National Park entrance, Anshan · 鞍山千山景区入口 Photograph date recorded by the source: 2 October 2007. · Yoshi Canopus · Yoshi Canopus — Qianshan_National_Park_1,_China.jpg — CC BY-SA 3.0 · CC BY-SA 3.0
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About Qianshan

In the northern valley, Longquan Temple occupies several stone terraces, while Wuliang Guan rises in stepped groups of Daoist halls. These two sites make a focused introduction to the mountain's religious landscape. The wider scenic area contains many more temples and summit routes, so this northern-valley plan should be treated as one choice rather than a circuit of all Qianshan.

What to look for

  • Longquan Temple's halls arranged across stone terraces in the northern valley.
  • Wuliang Guan's stepped Daoist compounds, including Sanguan Hall and the higher Laojun Hall group.

Location & getting there

Getting to Qianshan

Approach Qianshan southeast of Anshan and choose the northern-valley visitor route serving Longquan Temple and Wuliang Guan. Confirm internal transport and the return gate before adding a summit.

General visit reminders

Allow room for the terrain and weather when choosing your route. Check the operator’s current trail, shuttle and cableway notices where applicable, and confirm the return connection before setting out. A broad landscape pin does not identify every trailhead or access point.

Combine your visit

Suggested order within this visit:

  1. Longquan Temple

    Begin with the terraced Buddhist compound.

  2. Wuliang Guan

    Compare the stepped Daoist halls within the same northern-valley area.

This sequence is an editorial suggestion based on the features described in the sources. Access to individual buildings or areas should be checked locally; no travel time or shared admission is implied.

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Find Qianshan

千山 · 鞍山市

The pin marks the area, not the entrance.

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Approximate straight-line distances between map pins, not travel distances.

Sources & visit information

The sources below support the place-specific description and arrival information. Suggested combinations are editorial planning ideas; confirm current opening, entry arrangements and transport services for your date.