Xiangyun Shuimu mountain

Shuimu mountain is one of the earliest Buddhist holy places in China. It is the ninth generation founder of Chinese Zen Buddhism, the world's first son and grandson style relic Pagoda Forest holy land, the excavation site of Buddhist relic, the royal temple of Nanzhao state and Dali state. In 813 A.D., the king of Nanzhao advised Long Sheng to go to Shuimu mountain to build a temple. Since then, the ancestors of Buddhism, monks gathered, thousands of converts, at its peak up to 3000 monks and 800 nuns. The world's Tallinn relic, the earliest ring hall in southern China, the rare Temple Pagoda spectacle in China, the tea flower in the Tang Dynasty, the Dragon cypress in the Song Dynasty, the rose in the Ming Dynasty and other exotic landscapes, as well as the historical records of the ten kings of Dali, Xu Xiake's visit, Wu Sangui's divination, Lin Zexu's asking, and taking the ring, are amazing. The Buddhist history and cultural heritage of Shuimu mountain is unique and irreplaceable. It has outstanding characteristics in the world Buddhist circle and plays an important role in the history of Chinese Buddhism.

Address: shuimushan, Xiangyun County, Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province

Longitude: 100.61253391534

Latitude: 25.368942338719

Tel: 0872-3354086