650年歷史的懸崖道觀，落在一片絕佳風水寶地「龜蛇拜玉皇」的中心之巔。What secrets does this 650-year-old cliffside Taoist temple hold?

#悬崖 #贵州 #旅行 你敢信嗎？
在貴州的大山深處，有一座道觀，
他不是建在山頂，
而是直接「長」在懸崖之巔。
遠遠看去，就像一頂玉冠扣在山頭，
據當地人說——
這裡啊是道家真人張三豐曾經的修行地。
而今天我們要去的地方，
就是長在這座山巔的道觀，
玉冠山玄武紫雲觀。
如果你站在遠處觀看
你會發現一個驚人畫面
玉冠山右下方的山峰，
形似一隻伏地玄龜；
而左上方連綿的山勢，
宛如幾條盤繞的巨蛇。
當地人稱之為——
“龜蛇拜玉皇。”
如今還矗立著兩根古代留下來
每一根都價值上億的金絲楠木
他被兩隻玄龜托住
靜靜地立在大殿內，
像是在替這座道觀，
把時間扛在背上。
而最神奇的是
在這座石山之巔
還有一口清泉
他的神奇之處就在於
傳說當道觀香火鼎盛之時
泉水就會在山頂源源不絕的湧出
而當道觀俗衰敗之時
泉水又會逐漸乾涸
彷彿有了生命一般
至今仍是玉冠山最神秘的存在之一。
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Can you believe it?
Deep in the mountains of Guizhou, there lies a Taoist temple.
It's not built on a mountaintop,
but rather "grows" directly on the edge of a cliff.
From afar, it resembles a jade crown atop the mountain.
According to locals—this is where the Taoist master Zhang Sanfeng once practiced.
And today, we're going to the Taoist temple perched atop this mountain: Yuguanshan Xuanwu Ziyun Temple.
If you view it from a distance, you'll see a stunning sight: the mountain peak to the lower right of Yuguanshan resembles a crouching black tortoise;
while the continuous mountain range to the upper left resembles several coiled giant snakes.
Locals call it—
"Tortoise and Snake Paying Homage to the Jade Emperor."
Two ancient golden nanmu logs, each worth hundreds of millions, still stand, supported by the two black tortoises, quietly standing in the main hall,
as if carrying the weight of time on the temple's back.
The most magical thing is that at the summit of this stone mountain, there is a clear spring. Its wonder lies in the legend that when the Taoist temple was flourishing, the spring would gush forth continuously from the mountaintop; and when the temple declined, the spring would gradually dry up, as if it had come to life. To this day, it remains one of the most mysterious things about Yuguan Mountain.

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