Top Things to Do in Yunlong 2021

"the three pagodas are the least interesting thing in that place! it’s a huge temple complex, I was walking up and ever temple building I passed I was surprised to see another one. I strongly suggest to go around sunset - the light passing through the clouds above the temples was a breathtaking view."

"The ancient buildings of Yuhuang Pavilion, starting from this gate, every building is primitive and magnificent~ In ancient times, it was a famous Taoist temple. In the compound, there are plum trees, cuibai, crape myrtle, and golden osmanthus from the Ming Dynasty. The existing painting "Twenty-Eight Constellations" on the top of the main hall can be called "Nuo Deng Yi Jue", which has certain reference value in the study of ancient Chinese cosmology, astronomy, art, and architecture. According to Sister Hua, the four pillars were all made of an old tree. Originally there was a beautiful and gorgeous Panlong on each of them, which was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Now only the wedge holes left on the pillars can be seen. During the Anti-Japanese War, some flying tiger crew members crashed here and took pictures of the original appearance of the Jade Emperor Pavilion. I hope that the old photos can be found and cannot be restored. It is also good to show them here. Let us worship the wisdom of the ancients. The quiet room at the back has been abandoned, the Jade Emperor Pavilion is under repair, and the tourist public toilet is being repaired at the entrance. It is estimated that the days when it is enclosed for a fee to visit is just around the corner."

"Nuodeng Wenwu Temple is on the top of the hill in Nuodeng Village. From the bottom of the mountain, you can follow the signs along the way. There are commoner Confucius in the Confucian Temple and Guan Yu Guan Gong in the Wu Temple. Both civil and military are not ordinary villages!"

"Great day trip from Shaxi. we walked to the first temple, nice views and chance to see a lot of monkeys. might be a good idea to take a stick some if them might get close to try and steal food. the view from the top of Baoxiang temple is amazing :)"

"Opposite the county passenger terminal, a small temple. The inside is not very empty, and it is a bit difficult to take a few panoramic views of the temple. In the two temples before and after, I didn't look closely at the gods. There are also some historical plaques. The most impressive is some unknown big trees around the temple, which should be quite old, but they are not listed for protection."

"The Hutou Temple was built on the mountain and was built in the third year of Yuan Dade. The front hall is called Guixiang Building. It is built on Xuanyan IQ. There is a plaque "Tongtian Gaolang" on the top. You can only walk by climbing stairs. . very high!"

"Gantong Temple under the Gantong Cableway, if you have enough time to visit the Cangshan Mountains in Dali, you can go up to check in. It takes 5 minutes to walk up from the plaque. It is quite tiring to walk. You can buy incense by yourself."

"Jizhao Temple is located in Cangshan Mountain, Dali, walk up from the road beside Gantong Cableway, first pass Gantong Temple, and continue upwards. The gate is not big, but there are things inside, and there are succulents of various shapes everywhere. It is worthy of "China's most beautiful temple""

"This is a national-level cultural relics protection unit, and the only remaining Azhali temple in the country (absorbing the Bai religion of Han Buddhism and Tibetan Tantra). Its "Daxiong Palace" enshrines the "Five Buddhas" in the east, west, south, north, and the exquisite murals of the Ming Dynasty have been preserved to this day"

"The Luoquan Peninsula tourist area in Dali is a tourist attraction worth visiting. This niche peninsula on the Erhai Lake in Dali can take 40 minutes to stroll around, but the photos are indeed very beautiful. The most distinctive thing on the Luoquan Peninsula is the Tianjing Pavilion, the first of the four famous pavilions in the Erhai Lake."