Qingyin Ge, Pavilion in China
Qingyin Ge, also known as the Pavilion of Pure Sound, is a scenic spot on Mount Emei.
The pavilion was built during the Ming Dynasty and has been a cultural symbol ever since.
It's an important site for Buddhist ceremonies and is visited by pilgrims throughout the year.
Visitors can access the pavilion by foot or via cable car from the base of Mount Emei.
Qingyin Ge stands at the junction of two rivers forming a serene natural backdrop.
Location: Emeishan City
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