最新国内旅游景点导游词(三篇)

国内旅游景点导游词篇一

建寺育材

妙法寺的开山住持是洗尘法师和金山法师。洗尘法师是辽宁复县人氏，十一岁于潮海寺依照同长老出家，廿三岁诣长春般若寺定西长老座下求三坛大戒，旋赴青岛湛山寺亲近倓虚长老，结识金山法师，倾盖如故，引为知己。金山法师乃山西五台县人氏，八岁投五台山尊胜寺依灵祯长老出家，后于金阁寺含空长老座下求受三坛大戒，继往北京城西正觉寺亲近辉光长老学法。

洗尘法师和金山法师分别于1948年和1949年南下到港，投东普陀寺。洗尘法师有感在港岛中区向无礼佛道场，新界僧众赴港岛办事或就医时，停云无处，食宿不便，拟发愿建道场。二师遂于1950年在中环楼梯台创办妙法精舍，演天台教，修净土行，结夏安居，并留单接众，举办佛学讲座。1960年购下新界蓝地张苑，开辟十方四众道场，命名妙法寺。内设安养所一所，收容年老无依信女。1961年得敏智老法师支持，将大屿山东涌的内明学院迁往妙法寺承办，并由敏智法师出任院长。

1964年，内明学院增办英文中学部。1966年洗尘法师当选为香港僧伽联合会会长。1969年租九龙福华街居礼英文书院校舍，开办香港佛教书院，1970年于九龙医局街置新校舍。1971年，购建七层大楼，将“香港佛教书院”易名为“香港能仁书院”。洗尘法师出任校监，并获中国台湾承认为大学机构。

殿宇超凡

1973年，洗尘法师兴建妙法寺万佛宝殿及于寺旁开办英文中学。得刘金龙居士(刘景福千金)、李意、李敬昆仲乐助巨资，以及善信筹募捐助，新校舍得以建成，特命名为妙法寺刘金龙中学，以作纪念。万佛宝殿至1980年5月落成，耗资六千万元，宝殿隆重开光，同时设千僧大斋，法会极一时之盛。

占地7,800平方尺，高110尺的万佛宝殿金碧辉煌。殿前假山流水匠心独运。一对全_有高及三层佛殿的巨大金龙，环绕着红砖砌成的前门大柱，神采威猛。入口处两旁立有石狮和麒麟，还有两头六牙白象，瑞兽守护，气势不凡。

正门入口中央供奉弥勒佛像，两旁站着护法四大天王。双层屋脊铺上琉璃瓦，金光灿然，远远可见。飞檐有瓷制动物装饰，正中有一座由双金龙守卫的佛塔，是佛殿的最高处。

通往二楼的楼梯，有半浮雕描写佛陀故事。二楼法堂亦作斋堂之用，可筵开四十余席，堂内有一玉佛龛。再上行，可见更多半浮雕及持剑天将韦驮。主殿供奉三如来;三座巨型梨状水晶吊灯从屋顶悬垂，横梁上画有画像描写佛陀一生。殿内壁镶有一万个金佛瓷砖，手势不一，是依照北京颐和园万佛殿中金佛的规模而建，巧妙地把北京的“智慧海”迁到香港来。十六尊者以半浮雕制作，镶于两边墙上，手工精细。另外矗立两座药师佛浮屠，塔身嵌满小佛像，层层而上。殿内缀满宫灯，两边悬挂钟鼓。晨钟暮鼓，静听梵音，涤俗出尘。四边0走廊相通，为藏经阁，珍藏泰国同道送给该寺的珍贵的泰文、英文、巴利文、及缅甸文大藏经，可供各界参阅。

国内旅游景点导游词篇二

香港体育馆和九龙车站

左边那一幢外型独特，像是倒置金字塔的建筑物，是著名的香港体育馆，可容纳12，000名观众，场内有巨型荧光幕，可让现场观众观看奇大无比的彩色映像和大特写，重播和慢镜头等，这个场地原本是为了体育活动而盖，但目前很多时间却用来作本地与国际巨星举行演唱会的场地，香港体育馆旁就是1975年落成的九龙火车站，火车除了来往九龙、广州之外，还前往新界和中国边区的罗湖。由九龙到罗湖全程包括停站时间只需四十五分钟，这铁路系统每天早上5:30开始至午夜运作，为市民旅客快捷方便的交通服务，1997年，京九铁路通车，每天分单双号从这车站开住上海和北京。体育馆和火车站都位于红磡区，所以被称为红磡体育馆和红磡火车站。

海逸酒店和黄埔花园

左边是红磡的私人住宅区，那一幢幢高度一样的建筑物，都是香港富豪李嘉诚先生旗下实业公司所开发的。那一幢高于其他大楼的建筑也是李嘉诚先生旗下产业，这大楼是在新的建筑高度标准下兴建，所以是区内最高的豪华住宅楼房，楼高73层，旁边另一幢比较矮的蓝色玻璃建筑，也是李嘉诚先生自己盖、自己管理的五星级酒店海逸酒店，这酒店百份之七十的房间都有海景。1997年香港回归庆典时更成了主席，朱鎔基总理的下褟之处，之后回归一周年及20__年全球财富论坛_来港都下褟于这酒店。

旧启德机场

在船的前方我们可以见到一个平平的海岸线，那是香港旧国际机场的跑道。1998年7月6日香港国际机场已搬迁至大屿山北面的赤腊角，所有在旧机场的服务和设施己停止使用。现时跑道末端设有高尔夫球练习场，客运大楼改建成高卡车赛车场、保龄球场，一部份的停机坪则成为露天市集。

湾仔

这一带是湾仔，港岛第一条开筑的马路就由湾仔开始沿著海边直到港岛西边，这就是现今著名的皇后大道。湾仔早在60-70年代是闻名的红灯区，访港海军的乐土，如今在洛克道一带仍是夜夜笙歌。湾仔本来在港岛地图上是凹进去的一个小湾，今天的湾仔不单不再湾了，更在海边突了出来，那是因为有个人工岛，岛上盖了一个会议展览中心，它的外型像一只展翅飞翔的海鸥。香港会展中心分为新旧两座，为在港举行国际会议和贸易展销提供中到大型的场地出租服务，是亚洲第二大的会展中心，会展中心有香港历史上占有重要地位，因为香港回归祖国的盛典就在那里举行。1997年6月30日深夜11:30中英政府就假座会展的大会堂举行交接仪式，仪式完毕后，英国皇储查理斯王子和香?最后一任港督彭定康就往西面的潻马舰广场观看了步操后登上英国皇家游轮「不列颠尼亚号」离港回国。回归当年，中国国务院赠特区政府的礼物：「永远盛开的洋紫荆」，一朵特大的金紫荆花雕塑就放在会议展览中心大门外的金紫荆广场上，每天早上和傍晚由香港警队举行升旗和降旗礼，吸引不少游客参观。会展西面广场中屹立著的大柱是回归两周年建造的「回归纪念碑」，上有主席的亲笔提词。

国内旅游景点导游词篇三

dear tourists, hello, i'm glad to serve you today. my name is liu? you cancall me xiao? or you can call me liu guide. my phone number is , andthe license plate number of this car is yue a7654321. please remember to preventfalling behind. today, we are going to visit the grand sanba memorial archway inmacao. i hope you can leave a good memory in the grand sanba memorialarchway.

st. paul's church is attached to st. paul's college, which was founded in1594 and ended in 1762. it is the first western university in the far e there were two fires in 1595 and 1601, a fire in 1835 destroyed thechurch, leaving only the front wall, most of the foundation and the steps infront of the church. because the front wall of the church looks like a chinesearchway, it is called the da san ba archway.

now, please come to the bus with me. look? this building is really the top is a triangular roof, symbolizing the call to the heavenly is a white dove in the middle, around the sun, moon and stars, indicatingthe status of god. there are more than 30 columns in the rectangular buildingbelow. on the surface, there are not only many exquisite sculptures, but alsovarious statues, such as the virgin mary, jesu and the mother of starfishtelling all kinds of stories, like a beautiful painting.

enter the bus, which is the former hall, now there are only some bigpillars of the foundation, a little regret. go up the steps on the right andstand on the high platform of the choir. most of the scenery of the square belowis in the eye, and behind it is the palace.

inside is the tomb hall. when you visit, you must be serious. if you wantto experience the religious atmosphere of this place, you need to see thesacrificial sandalwood on the marble. next door is the catholic art museum, withpictures, carvings and decorations on display. it's all from the 16th to the19th century.

tourists, do you think the bus is beautiful? if you think it is, i hope youwill come again next time.

when we get to hong kong, macao will definitely not let it go. when you goto macao, you can't miss the grand 38 memorial archway.

the da sanba memorial archway was originally a cathedral. she caught fireseveral times, one for ten hours. the last time it was burned like this.

why is there another side that hasn't been burned? it turns out that thedashanba memorial archway was built by chinese and japanese craftsmen using themagic skill of ghost axe. when i went to see her, she was very old. hundreds ofyears after burning, the original bodhisattva is still there. i don't know howmany of them still keep their original appearance.

there are many basements beside the memorial archway. but now it's allburied in the earth. the security guard guards them and forbids visitors tovisit. so i can only stand outside the cordon, looking at the bleak castle ofthe past. the basement is surrounded by the bus. she has only one side, like awall. it is said that she was the most luxurious church in asia at thattime!

fortunately, standing here and seeing the cathedral with only one wallleft, i feel very much. if the historic site with a long history had notsuffered a catastrophe, how magnificent it would be now.

let's talk about macao. although macao is small, it has many historicsites. in this small place, it used to be only 4.7 square kilometers, but now itis buried in the sea, expanding to 28.4 square kilometers. it can be said thatmacao is only a city as big as tiananmen square, with a population of at least 1million. no, macao has only 520000 people. and macao is one country, twosystems. when china exercises sovereignty, macao people manage themselves.

in a word, we should protect historic sites and ancient cities. leave afile of civilization for our future generations.