Cangyansanjue

The Incomparable One: Flying Rainbow over the Bridge Tower Hall

The Bridge is supported by a stone-arched bridge spanning the cliffs, which is an abyss under the hall and looks majestic and astonishing. There are 3 Buddhist statues in the hall. Looking at the things under the rainbow bridge, everything has become so small, as if the bridge shuttle between the clouds. The Bridge-Tower Hall is one of the most famous suspended temples in China.

The Incomparable Two: Sacred Sandalwood besides Bluish Gully

The endless sandalwoods shelter the mountain from sunshine and greened the whole gully. Thus you can enjoy tranquil coolness here in scorchers. Sandalwoods are no bark and pith with distorted trunks and diverse roots. Whether the place towards the sun or near the stream are covered with trees, which forms natural art treasures. Although the sandalwoods have withstood wind and rain all the year round, they are still vitality. Several ancient sandalwoods have hollow trunks and can accommodate people rest in them after vicissitudes of thousands years, which have lush foliage. The forest of Mount Cangyan is the largest of the existing Ptroceltis tatarinowii forest with the most complete protection in the north of China.
                

The Incomparable Three: Age-old Cypress Pilgrimage

On the cliff, in line with the Princess Palace, grows tens of thousands of ancient cypresses. Their roots deeply extend into the fissures in the rocks. Whether standing, tilt, or hung upside down, and regardless of the direction they growing on, for thousands of years, all of crowns of cypresses are toward to the princess temple, which looks like the cypresses pay homage to the princess, so named “Cypresses pilgrimage”.