Xiangyun county scenic spot

Xiangyun Shui Mu Mountain, Tianhua Mountain, Yunnan Yi Tea Horse Ancient Road, Shui Mu Temple Tower, Jiuding Mountain, Tianfeng Mountain, etc. Shui Mu Mountain in Xiangyun is one of the earliest Buddhist shrines in Yunnan. In the eighth year of Yuanhe in Tang Xianzong, Nanzhao Minister asked to build a temple here. Tianhuashan Mountain: Also known as Nanhuashan Mountain, it is known as the "South China Scenic Spot" in history, and is located in Palm Peng Village, Majie Township. Yunnan Post Tea Horse Ancient Road: It is an important post station on the Southwest Silk Road with a history of 1000 years.

Xiangyun Shui Mu Mountain, Tianhua Mountain, Yunnan Yi Tea Horse Ancient Road, Shui Mu Temple Tower, Jiuding Mountain, Tianfeng Mountain, etc.

1, Xiangyun Shui Mu Mountain: Shui Mu Mountain is one of the earliest Buddhist holy places in Yunnan. In the eighth year of Yuanhe in Tang Xianzong (8 13), Minister Nanzhao requested to build a temple here. Zen master Puji Guangqing chiseled the ground with a Zen stick, and a clear spring gushed out, famous for its water. On the opening day, the leaders of the six imperial edicts came to congratulate. When the incense was at its peak, it was called "a thousand monks and eight hundred nuns".

2. Tianhua Mountain: also known as Nanhua Mountain, historically known as "South China Scenic Area", located in Palm Village, Majie Township. Tianhuashan Taoist Temple was built in the Ming Dynasty. On the cliff, there are three ancient temples with hidden houses exposed. On the cliff, there is a stone dragon hanging upside down, just like a dragon descending from the sky. The cliff is engraved with ten Chinese characters: "The cloud is unparalleled, the first mountain in Kuangzhou".

3. Yunnan Post Tea Horse Ancient Road: As the earliest county resident in Xiangyun County, it is a typical representative of ancient Yunnan culture. Yunnan Post is an important post station on the Southwest Silk Road with a history of 1000 years. At that time, with the prosperity of Baiyanjing salt industry, salt merchants and caravans came in an endless stream, and post road transportation was frequent. There are still horseshoe footprints on the stone road of the ancient road site. The specialized, large-scale and well-preserved post station is unique on the Southwest Silk Road.

4. Shui Mu Temple Tower: This tower was erected in memory of Jiao Yuan, the son of Dali Guogong Gaocheng. There is no exact record in the historical records, and it is generally believed that it was built during the Dali period. According to the existing "Yuan Gong Pagoda Monument" in Shui Mu Temple, Shui Mu Temple was built by Zen Master Puji Guangqing in the fourth year of Nanzhao Longxing.

5. Jiuding Mountain: Jiuding Mountain, also known as Jiuding Yunfeng, is 3 1 17 meters above sea level. Because Jiu Feng stands side by side, it is also called Jiufeng Mountain, and Jiu Feng is named after its shape, namely, forbidding feet, roaring lions, summering, inviting cranes, Emei, offering immortals, Zhong Xiu, sending clouds and connecting Taiwan.

6. Tianfeng Mountain: The main peak is 2570 meters above sea level and the terrain is steep. Among the mountains, the peaks rise abruptly and become a "pyramid" structure, and the mountains are arched. There are Taoist buildings on the top of the mountain, mainly the Laojun Hall, which is an important Taoist resort in Xiangyun and even western Yunnan. Since the Ming Dynasty, laojunmiao, Lingguan Hall, Guanyin Hall, Wangyao Hall, Huangyuting, Master Temple, Tianmen, Ertianmen, Santianmen, Gongdefang, left and right wing rooms have been repaired and maintained for generations, and most of them are well preserved with extraordinary craftsmanship.