Tourist attractions in Dam Town

Yunshiyan is located in Yunshiyan Mountain in Yueku Management Area, with an altitude of 160 meters. It is surrounded by green mountains, with ancient maples flying red, and a peak in the middle flying straight into the sky. The marble rock is built in the middle of the mountain. The stone steps under the rock are paved to level 470 at the bottom of the mountain. It was called "Marble Wood Cutter Path" in ancient times. You must climb up the rock by climbing steps along the stone path. Tourists must go up and down step by step along this stone path. Behind the rock are rugged rocks, shaded by trees, and there are several chirping birds accompanied by the fragrance of flowers. The winding paths leading to the rock are filled with beauty, and there are even sounds of gurgling springs ringing in the belly of the rock, and bursts of cool breeze bringing shade, which makes people suddenly think, "There is dusty wind on the stone path." I feel like I am cleaning myself, and the Taoyuan is free from vulgarity and the moon comes always.” It has the momentum of a leaping dragon and a tiger, trying to soar up into the clouds. The spring flows out between the stone fissures, adept at the wonders of springs and rocks in a mountain forest.

The three characters "Yunshiyan" on the temple door are written in the eleventh year of Qianlong (1746). The finest water for Kung Fu tea. The stairs on the stone wall are the main hall, and there are two side chambers on the upper and lower stairs. The stone building is built high on the stone. There is a stone pagoda tomb on the left side of the vestibule, which was rebuilt in the ninth year of Qianlong's reign (1744). The pavilion in the middle of the rock is hidden by trees, and it is towering and strange. There is a saying among tourists, "Sit on the stone and watch the clouds rise, lean on the stone and wait for the clouds to return", describing the beauty of viewing the clouds and rocks. Nowadays, the mountain gate, fountain, etc. have been built, and the climbing stone steps have been replaced with cement pavement, allowing cars to go directly to the mountain gate. In 1961, it was listed as a key cultural relic protection unit in Puning County.