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Zhefang Town is rich in tourism resources, including the magical and beautiful Banyan Pagoda, the fairyland-like hot spring Yaochi, the sunset glow of Longjiang scenery, and the riverside covered with reeds, which is particularly beautiful against the long phoenix bamboo forest.

The banyan tree group is located on the mountain with a handle on the bank of the Nongkan River in mangshi, with 550 trees. It was planted in the early Qing Dynasty (1early 7th century) for the construction of the Mantle Pagoda, with a history of more than 300 years. The ancient trees cover the sky and cover the sun, shaped like ancient cavalry, stretching for hundreds of acres. Seen from a distance, it looks like a mountain and the sea. Locals call it ". Mang-handle stupa and Tibetan Buddha cave-Dai language called "cave shangyun" stupa, which means the stupa at the junction of the three places, is located on Mang-handle mountain in Zhefang town. The tower was built in the early Qing Dynasty (1early 7th century). According to folklore, this pagoda, together with Jiele Pagoda in Ruili City and Jingkan Pagoda in Longchuan County, is the Buddha Pagoda of Sakyamuni reincarnated as Golden Bear, Yuanyang, Jade Rabbit and Golden Peacock IV. When the tower was completed, 550 Daqing trees were planted around it. The original tower was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Reconstruction of religious policy 1985, architectural style is bamboo shoot tower, surrounded by 8 small towers 1 main tower. The main tower is15m high and stands in the lush forest. It is a rare and magnificent natural landscape. There are eight Tibetan Buddhist caves near the stupa. Due to the large number of Dai believers, devout believers often send Buddha statues to Buddhist temples, but the capacity of Buddhist temples is limited. Every few years, a grand ceremony of "opening him up" is held to send some Buddha statues in Buddhist temples to caves for collection. The eight Tibetan Buddha caves vary in size and shape, some hidden in dense forests, some exposed on hanging rocks, some by the river, and some living with their backs to the water. The treasures of the Buddha statue are tens of centimeters high and five or six centimeters small, made of copper, teak and white marble. Most of them are beautifully carved and have different shapes, including robes, armor and sitting posture. For hundreds of years, Buddhists in the four townships of Bali have been sending Buddha treasures here. Over time, no one can count how many Buddha statues are hidden here, so this place is generally called Wanfo Mountain, and each Buddha cave is called Thousand Buddha Cave.