Are Mount Heng and Xuankong Temple the same scenic spot?

Heng Mountain and Xuan Kong Temple were not in the same scenic area. Although they were both located in the southeast of Hunyuan County, Datong City, north of Shanxi Province, they were two separate scenic spots and sold separately. Mount Heng was one of the five famous mountains in China. It had many famous scenic spots, such as Beiyue Temple, Hanging Root Pine, and Sunset Reflection. The Xuankong Temple was a unique temple that combined Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. It was built between the cliffs of the Golden Dragon Gorge in Mount Heng and was famous for its unique architecture. The traffic between the two attractions could be chosen by car or by "small traffic", and the ticket prices were also different. The ticket price of Hengshan scenic spot was 45 yuan per person for the full-price ticket and 23 yuan per person for the half-price ticket. The ticket price of Xuankong Temple scenic spot was 15 yuan for the full-price ticket and 100 yuan for the boarding fee. The half-price ticket was 8 yuan for the ticket and 50 yuan for the boarding fee.

The strangest attraction of Mount Heng was Xuankong Temple. Xuankong Temple was the most magical place in Mount Heng. It was built in 491 B.C. and was a unique temple that combined Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. It was located between the cliffs of the Golden Dragon Gorge of Mount Heng. It was about 20 stories high from the flat ground, but it had been hanging on the cliff for more than 1500 years. The outer side of the temple was supported by more than ten wooden pillars. It looked like a embossed carved on the cliff. Xuankong Temple was one of the earliest and most well-preserved high-altitude wooden cliff buildings in China. The shape and layout of the temple was unique and unbelievable. Although it had experienced many earthquakes, Xuan Kong Temple still stood tall.

No, Heng Mountain and Xuan Kong Temple were not the same ticket. Mount Heng and Xuankong Temple were two separate scenic spots. They sold tickets separately. The ticket price for Mount Heng was 45 yuan per person, and the half-price ticket was 23 yuan per person. The entrance fee to the Xuankong Temple scenic area was 15 yuan, and the boarding fee was 100 yuan. Therefore, he needed to buy tickets for the Heng Mountain scenic area and Xuan Kong Temple scenic area.

No, Heng Mountain and Xuan Kong Temple were not the same ticket. Mount Heng and Xuankong Temple were two separate scenic spots. They sold tickets separately. The ticket price for Mount Heng was 45 yuan per person, and the half-price ticket was 23 yuan per person. The entrance fee to the Xuankong Temple scenic area was 15 yuan, and the boarding fee was 100 yuan. Therefore, he needed to buy tickets for the Heng Mountain scenic area and Xuan Kong Temple scenic area.

The main attractions of Xuankong Temple included the Mahavira Hall and Guanyin Cave. The Mahavira Hall was the main building of the Xuankong Temple. It was dedicated to the Southern Song Dynasty's Camphor wood statues, displaying exquisite carving techniques and Buddhist culture. Guanyin Cave was located on the wall behind the Great Buddha Hall. It was a cave that worshipped Guanyin Bodhisattva. In addition, Xuankong Temple also had meditation rooms, Buddhist halls, Three Buddha Halls, Taiyi Hall, and other scenic spots.

Xuankong Temple was located on Mount Heng and was one of the 18 scenic spots of Mount Heng. Therefore, it could be said that Xuankong Temple was on Mount Heng.

The entrance fee for the Xuankong Temple scenic spot was 15 yuan. The full-price ticket was 15 yuan, and the boarding fee was 100 yuan. Half-price tickets were 8 yuan, and the boarding fee was 50 yuan. Special groups such as children, the elderly, and students could enjoy preferential ticket policies. In addition, on China's tourism day and world tourism day every year, the Xuankong Temple scenic area was free of charge. You only needed to buy a boarding fee to enter and visit.

The famous attractions of Xuankong Temple included the meditation room, the temple hall, the Three Buddha Hall, and the Taiyi Hall.

The entrance fee for the Xuankong Temple scenic area was 15 yuan for a full-price ticket and 100 yuan for an entrance fee. In addition, according to age and special status, such as the elderly over 60 years old, the elderly over 70 years old, the disabled, the disabled soldiers, active soldiers, etc., they could enjoy free or half-price discounts. In addition, on China's tourism day and world tourism day every year, the Xuankong Temple scenic area was free of charge. You only needed to buy a boarding fee to enter and visit. It should be noted that the Xuankong Temple tickets needed to be checked twice. The ticket to enter the scenic area was 15 yuan, and the ticket to enter the Xuankong Temple was 100 yuan. Therefore, if one wished to visit Xuankong Temple, one would need to purchase an additional boarding ticket.

Shanxi Xuankong Temple was located between the cliffs of Cuiping Peak on the west side of Jinlong Gorge, Hengshan Mountain, Hunyuan County, Datong City, Shanxi Province. It was the only unique temple in China that combined Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Xuankong Temple was built more than 1400 years ago in the later period of the Northern Wei Dynasty. It was one of the earliest wooden structures built on cliffs in the world. The temple was hanging on the cliff, giving people a thrilling aura. It was hailed as a world cultural heritage. Xuankong Temple was a key cultural relic protection unit in China and a key tourist attraction in Shanxi Province. The tourists can enjoy the unique architectural style and spectacular scenery of Xuankong Temple.