Yunwo Temple

Yunwo temple is located in Xiangshui village, Zhongheying Township, Kaiyuan city. In 1727, the magistrate of amizhou carved the four characters "Shuifu yunwo" on the stone wall in front of Xiangshui cave, hence the name of the temple. Yunwo temple was built in the 47th year of Qianlong reign of Qing Dynasty (1782). It is composed of Daxiong hall, Longwang temple, Wenchang palace, Guansheng palace and Kuige. The main hall is built on the top of the water cave, and the underground water rushes out from the platform foundation, which is a famous scenic spot in Kaiyuan. It was announced as a cultural relic protection unit of Yunnan Province in 1993.

Yunwo Temple

Yunwo temple is located in Xiangshui village, Zhongheying Township, Kaiyuan city. In 1727, the magistrate of amizhou carved the word "Shuifu yunwo" on the stone wall in front of Xiangshui cave, hence the name of the temple. Yunwo temple was built in the 47th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty. It is composed of Daxiong hall, Longwang temple, Wenchang palace, Guansheng palace, Kui Pavilion and other buildings.

The main hall is built on the top of the water cave, and the underground water rushes out from the platform foundation, which is a famous scenic spot in Kaiyuan. It was announced as a cultural relic protection unit of Yunnan Province in 1993. Yunwo temple in Kaiyuan is also called Xiangshui temple. Because there are karst caves in the temple, the underground river is divided into three branches and rushes out through the temple. The water sounds like thunder, so it is named. Kaiyuan yunwo temple is located 70 kilometers east of Kaiyuan city, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province, and south of Jiuzhai village, Zhongheying township. Yunwo temple in Kaiyuan, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province, was first built in 1823 (the third year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty). Guo Bingyi and others built a shrine inside the cave and a Book Building and a land shrine outside the cave. In 1894, Sichuan monk Mingqi and Xiang Sheng Ding Yingkui raised funds to build the main hall, which was completed in 1905. There is a platform in front of yunwo temple in Kaiyuan, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province. On the platform, there are 12 stone barriers carved with figures.

The main hall of Kaiyuan yunwo temple is a two in three bay structure with double eaves and a roof. The main hall of yunwo temple in Kaiyuan, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province has a suspended mountain roof, with three openings and two entrances. Kaiyuan yunwo temple is popular for its beautiful scenery of "ten thousand stones hanging in the air, steep and high, like clouds and purple, water coming out of it". The Shu monk Mingqi, who raised money to build the main hall of yunwo temple in Kaiyuan, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province, said that yunwo Temple "has eight exquisite walls inside, and a myriad of beautiful scenes outside, with morning light and sunset. I traveled to the west, crossed the Ganges three times, went back to the oceans, crossed the East China Sea the second time, and returned to Nanzhou. I traveled all over the chatu, but I didn't see this place. On the right side of the gate of yunwo temple in Kaiyuan, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province, stands a tall and luxuriant red bean tree, 206 years old.

Address: Xiangshui village, Zhongheying Township, Kaiyuan city, Yunnan Province

Longitude: 103.61689424241

Latitude: 23.786074121061

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