Hunyuan Anji 1
Hunyuan Ai 'an Temple, commonly known as the Great Temple, is located in the north lane of Gulou, northeast of hun yuan, Datong City, Shanxi Province. It was built in the Jin Dynasty and destroyed by fire. In the second year of Yuanyou, Hunyuan Ai 'an Temple was rebuilt. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Ai 'an Temple in Hunyuan was renovated many times.
2. Dayun Temple
Dayun Temple, located in Jingzhuang Village at the foot of Longshan Mountain, southwest of Hunyuan County 10 km, was discovered in the second cultural relics survey in Shanxi Province in 1972, especially its main building, Daxiong Hall. Its distinctive artistic style in the Jin Dynasty is of great value to the study of ancient buildings at that time.
3. Majiayuan
Majia Courtyard, located behind the Confucian Temple in hun yuan, Shanxi Province, is a large-scale, high-standard, well-crafted residential building in the Qing Dynasty.
4. Hengshan Mountain
Hengshan Mountain is located at 10 km south of hun yuan. Because of its steep natural mountains and geographical location, it has become a battleground for military strategists. Daomaguan, Zijingguan, Pingxingguan, Yanmenguan and Ning Wuguan Huju in the mountain valley are the throat of the Great Wall Plateau leading to Taiyuan Basin and Jizhong Plain.
5. Hanging Temple
Hangkong Temple, a national AAAA tourist area, is located between the cliffs of Cuiping Peak on the west side of Jinlong Gorge in Hunyuan Hengshan, Datong City, Shanxi Province. It was originally called Kong Xuanting. Kong Xuan originated from Taoism in China, while Kongkong originated from Buddhism. Later, it was renamed "Hanging Temple" because the whole temple is like hanging on a cliff. In Chinese, it is the same as Kong Xuan, hence its name.
The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Hunyuan Eianji.