Cuifeng ancient temple

Cuifeng ancient temple is located in Cuifeng mountain scenic spot, 14 kilometers west of the city. Buddhism was introduced into the scenic spot as far back as the Nanzhao period of Tang Dynasty. There are temples in the scenic spot. It was once a Buddhist holy land with "nine nunneries and eighteen courtyards". Chinese geographer Xu Xiake visited Qujing for 16 days in the 11th year of Chongzhen of Ming Dynasty (1638 A.D.), including 11 days of tourism in Cuifeng, leaving a diary of more than 5000 words. Now Cuifeng mountain has been developed as a tourist attraction, roads have been built, and some temples have been restored and rebuilt. Accommodation: you can live in Qujing City. There are star hotels and small hotels in the urban area. Transportation: you can take bus from Qujing City, take a taxi, or walk to Qujing City to browse its appearance Understand Qujing's national characteristics: Xuanwei ham with unique flavor has been famous since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is famous both at home and abroad for its fresh color, pure quality and fragrant taste. There are also Luliang salted duck, Qujing leek flower, Zhanyi spicy chicken, Malong buckwheat silk with unique flavor

Cuifeng ancient temple

Cuifeng ancient temple is located in Cuifeng mountain scenic spot, 14 kilometers west of the city. Buddhism was introduced into the scenic spot as far back as the Nanzhao period of Tang Dynasty. There are temples in the scenic spot. It was once a Buddhist holy land with "nine nunneries and eighteen courtyards". Chinese geographer Xu Xiake visited Qujing for 16 days in the 11th year of Chongzhen of Ming Dynasty (1638 A.D.), including 11 days of tourism in Cuifeng, leaving a diary of more than 5000 words. Now Cuifeng mountain has been developed as a tourist attraction and a highway has been built.

Cuifeng ancient temple is located in Cuifeng mountain scenic spot, 14 kilometers west of the city. Buddhism was introduced into the scenic spot as far back as the Nanzhao period of Tang Dynasty. There are temples in the scenic spot. It was once a Buddhist holy land with "nine nunneries and eighteen courtyards". Chinese geographer Xu Xiake visited Qujing for 16 days in the 11th year of Chongzhen of Ming Dynasty (1638 A.D.), including 11 days of tourism in Cuifeng, leaving a diary of more than 5000 words. Now Cuifeng mountain has been developed as a tourist attraction and a highway has been built.

Address: Cuifeng mountain scenic spot, Qilin District, Qujing City, Yunnan Province

Longitude: 103.805042

Latitude: 25.495154