Yunyan Mountain

Yunyan Mountain is not far from the urban area, about 1 km southeast of the county seat. Yunyan Mountain has "one pagoda, two temples, three districts, and four gates". Religions such as Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism in the mountains are integrated with each other, and each has its own characteristics. , "Kuo Shi Mu Duo Yi" and other signs. The Yunyan Pagoda, built in 1947, is a large group of Buddhist pagodas of Theravada Buddhism. It is located on the hillside terrace of Yunyan Mountain. It is elegant in shape and can be called a fine pagoda. It enjoys a high reputation in Southeast Asia. It was later destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Reconstruction, and the surrounding area is currently under renovation. A pair of "Gado" (extraordinary beasts) with their heads held high are on both sides of the entrance, and a huge white-ground golden pagoda stands between several large green trees. The tower base is square, with a side length of 20 meters and a base height of 2.1 meters. There is a main tower 19.5 meters high in the center, and 40 sub towers are like stars holding the moon, guarding around the mother tower. The tower is divided into five layers, and the upper part is shaped like a hanging bell with a handle. The tops of the son and mother towers are equipped with umbrellas and weather flags, and 286 copper bells are suspended around them. The whole body of the pagoda is painted with gold, and under the setting sun, the golden light shines in all directions, which is very beautiful and peculiar.