Step into a world where ancient spirituality shakes hands with 21st-century vibes! Niushoushan (Ox Head Mountain), nestled on Nanjing’s southern edge, isn’t just another scenic spot—it’s a cultural time machine blending centuries of Buddhist tradition with Instagram-worthy attractions.
Once a hub for mining, this mountain now wows visitors with its crown jewel: a jaw-dropping underground palace built in repurposed quarry pits. The star attraction? A revered fragment believed to be part of Siddhartha Gautama’s skull, drawing pilgrims and curious travelers alike.
But don’t expect dusty relics alone! Niushoushan serves up sleek visitor facilities alongside its temples, proving spirituality and modern comfort can coexist. Pro tip: Visit during sunrise for golden-hour selfies with 1,500 years of history as your backdrop!
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