Baiyun temple

Baiyun temple

Baiyunsi National Forest Park is located in Huixian City, the southern foot of Taihang Mountain. It was approved by the Ministry of forestry and opened to the outside world in 1992. In 1999, it was approved as Taihang Mountain Macaque Nature Reserve by the State Council. The management area is 2591 hectares, and the forest coverage rate is 95%.

brief introduction

Located at the foot of Bailu mountain, 35 kilometers west of Huixian City, Henan Province, it has dense trees, green bamboos and green cages, clear springs and pleasant scenery. Although it is cool in midsummer, it does not suffer from scorching in the heat. In 1992, it was approved as "National Forest Park" and "Pinus tabulaeformis seed orchard" by the Ministry of forestry.

Main attractions

Baiyun temple, gingko tree of Tang Dynasty, stone pagoda of Puzhao great Zen master, Fengshui pagoda, 500 arhat stele, Jinsha, yinshaquan, Yuanji temple, Longyu temple, Yuanshi villa, Longkou Fengmen, etc.

It has dense forests, towering ancient trees, four distinct seasons, pleasant climate, rich resources, beautiful scenery, green bamboo cages, and the fragrance of birds and flowers. A Taihang ink and wash painting of "deep mountains, ancient temples, bells and white clouds" has been activated. The forest park has beautiful mountains and rivers, is made by nature, has both human and natural landscapes, and integrates knowledge, science popularization, leisure, vacation, fun, exploration and health care. The film and television manufacturers in Beijing, Shanghai and Henan have successively shot more than 10 films and television works, such as "Shuangxiong meeting", "the bell of Qingliang Temple" and "Xiangyu biography". The main scenic spots are: baiyun temple, Great Buddha Hall, Zijing mountain and Zhonghu lake.

historical origin

Baiyun temple, the main scenic spot in the scenic spot, was built in the Tang Dynasty, formerly known as Baimao temple, also known as Mengjue temple. There are five large temples with single eaves. There are more than 50 other halls, such as the central hall, the mountain gate, the East-West hall and the attic. There are two stone pagodas of the Yuan Dynasty at the back of the temple, which are exquisitely carved. In the east of the temple, there are 500 arhat steles of the Song Dynasty, which are full and accurate. In the west of the temple, there are two springs, Jinsha and Yinsha. Beside the spring, there is a dizang hall, which has a unique architecture. Facing the stone cliff in the west, there is a cave named Heilong cave, which is profound and unpredictable. The ancient trees in front of the temple are towering, and there is no sunlight in midsummer. It is a summer resort. It is a provincial key cultural relic protection unit. Located in baiyun temple, the stone pagoda of Puzhao is a stone Lama Pagoda with five stories and a height of 4.9 meters. It is the Qianhua pagoda of master Puzhao. The whole stone pagoda is a rare stone carving art of Yuan Dynasty with fine carving and beautiful shape. It has high artistic value and is a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level. Ginkgo tree is located in front of the gate of baiyun temple, commonly known as Baiguoshu, also known as Gongsun tree. There are five trees in parallel, one behind the Buddha Hall in the temple, a total of six. For thousands of years, despite several wars and disasters, it still stands tall. Baiyun temple for a major landscape. It is a living fossil for the study of Taihang mountain vegetation, and the same temple is a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level. On May 25, 2006, baiyun temple, as an ancient building from Ming Dynasty to Qing Dynasty, was approved by the State Council to be listed in the Sixth Batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

Address: Beibo Town, Huixian City

Ticket price: 20 yuan

Address: near the Mahayana temple in Mount Emei Scenic Area, Leshan City

Longitude: 103.340191

Latitude: 29.544005333078

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the ticket of Mount Emei Scenic Spot