The original name of Lijia Rock is Tiantai Rock. In the late of Ming Dynasty, Li Chunye ever studied here, later he worked as War Minister and the prince's teacher. So it was called "Lijia Rock" by the later geneerations. Tiantaiyan Tempel is a place for him to study, so it is also called "Lijiayan Monastery".

Boarding 500m along an old ladder, there is a corridor hung on the cliff. The opening of corridor is facing outside with iron and wood around it, so that it is convenience to walk. It is Tiantaiyan Temple at the end of the corridor. The stone house which Li Chunye studied in former days has became a small Buddhist Prayer Room now.

In the temple, you can have mook food that cook with spring of the mountain, the bean curd is made by themselves, the vegetables are plant by themselves and other wild flowers.