Lingyuanqing Lingyuan Temple

Lingyuanqing Lingyuan temple, also known as guanyinqing, is located 3 kilometers east of Yongsheng County. It is one of the places of interest in western Yunnan. To Lingyuan temple, one is to see the unique layout of the temple area, and the other is to see the famous stone Avalokitesvara. The stone statue of Guanyin in the temple is 178 cm in height and 75 cm in width. Beside the statue is engraved with the words "Tang Wu Daozi pen". It has beautiful shape, meticulous carving, strong three-dimensional sense and lifelike. It not only shows the artistry and creativity of the ancient working people in painting and engraving, but also has important research value in the geological and seismic aspects of Yongsheng area.

Temple area up and down, ancient trees towering, beautiful and charming. The main buildings are Guanyin Pavilion, Zhenwu Pavilion and Tianren Pavilion. Guanyin Pavilion, the main hall, has been repaired in all dynasties. The existing pavilion was rebuilt on the site in 1876. The cabinet of Guanyin hall is made of exquisite wood carvings. The railings and corridors outside the hall are inlaid with marble. They are exquisitely carved and magnificent. There are two stone arch bridges in the upper and lower part of Lingyuan Qingsi district. The bridge above is called Bixi bridge. It was rebuilt on the old site in 1941, commonly known as Xinqiao. The next one, GUANCHEN bridge, was rebuilt in 1860. The Lingyuan River receives the spring water from the mountains, flows under the bridge and rushes to the Oolong pool (black dragon pool). In spring and winter, the flow is slow and clear, and the water rises in summer and autumn, and the waves are turbulent.

Address: three kilometers away from Yongsheng County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province

Longitude: 118.50335991534

Latitude: 24.748448447787

Ticket information: 10 yuan