Wenfeng Pagoda is located in Baotai, under the jurisdiction of Cunninghamia lanceolata Neighborhood Committee. It was founded by Chen Ting 'an, the envoy of Yanchang in Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty. Hexagonal brick-wood structure, 9 stories high, stone foundation, brick tower. The spiral staircase is made of wood, reaching the top of the tower. The top of the tower is pointed. There are exquisite reliefs on six sides of each floor. Six sides of the tower are decorated with bronze mirrors (commonly known as demon mirrors). According to legend, the top of the tower contains jewels, relics and other things, which were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution and the tower floor was reduced to 7 floors. At the top of the tower, there is a set of woodcuts carved by the Qing Dynasty, which was later collected by Yun 'an Middle School.
The reformists were founded in the late Qing Dynasty, covering an area of more than 3,000 square meters. The school building is a four-in-one compound, and the construction area of the Three Gorges Reservoir before being submerged and demolished is 2226 square meters. June 5438+ 10, 2006, moved to the cultural relics park of Longjiling Cultural Tourism Corridor in Xinxian County.
One of the earliest Taoist temples in Yun 'an Town of Wenchang Palace, located in Yamenkou neighborhood committee, was destroyed by war in the late Ming Dynasty. In the 18th year of Qing Daoguang (1838), Wang Ming donated money to rebuild the teachers' dormitory in Yun 'an Middle School. In the 24th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty, Wang Ming, Sun Yunan, the ambassador of Yanchang, donated money to repair it. Wenchang Palace is a three-step quadrangle with brick and wood structure. Mainly dedicated to Wenchang Emperor. In the 31st year of Guangxu (1905), Wenchang Palace was turned into a primary school hall. 1943 became a part of Fucheng Middle School. After liberation, it was demolished and converted into the teachers' dormitory of Yun 'an Middle School. In 2006, Wenchang Palace moved to Longjiling Cultural Corridor Cultural Relics Park in Yunyang New County.
Cui Di Temple is a famous Buddhist temple in Yun 'an Town and one of the top ten jungles in the county. Built before the Ming Dynasty, it was originally named Dishui Temple and renamed Cui Di Temple in the Qing Dynasty. The address is located halfway up the mountain on the left side of Yun 'an Middle School, in front of Tangxi River, covering an area of nearly 1 1,000 square meters. Built on the mountain, brick and wood structure, heavy cabinet type. From Tangxi River to the front of the mountain, there is a stone step nearly 2000 meters long, and there are several pagodas on both sides of the stone step. Tower height10m, 5-7, quadrilateral or hexagon. There is a thatched pavilion by the road, surrounded by cloisters, and the word "all suffering" is written on the forehead. Next to the pavilion, there is a foreign building built by Guo, called the Bible Reading Room. In front of the mountain, use the word "the shade on the cliff drops green". Entering the mountain gate, the main building is divided into three parts: front hall, hall and main hall. The front hall is dedicated to Buddha statues such as Sakyamuni. There is a hole in the middle and a small pool at the entrance. Walk past the stone bridge on the pool, enter the heavy gate and arrive at the hall. There are more than ten houses next to the hall, which are places where pilgrims stay. Behind the hall is the release pond. There are stone ladders around the discharge pool. Enter the main hall along the stone steps, where the golden body of Maitreya is enshrined. The golden body is more than ten feet, solemn and silent. Follow the stone road behind the main hall and enter the Dashiyuan. The Da Shi Yuan is divided into two parts. On the left is the abbot's room, the sutra storage room, and on the right is the monk's house, living room and dining room. There is a limestone cave by the river at the foot of Miaoshan Mountain. There are stone steps in the cave and wild flowers at four o'clock next to it. The cave is flooded in summer, and you can play in the cave by boat when the water is dry in autumn and winter. The whole temple is exquisite in structure and elegant in shape, with verdant bamboos, towering old trees and flowing water outside the temple. It is indeed an excellent place to cultivate one's morality and raise one's health. After liberation, monks returned to the secular world and temples were demolished. After the reform and opening up, Yunnan believers spontaneously raised funds to repair some building facilities.
Dongyue Temple, commonly known as Dongwang Temple, is located in Zijin Bridge Neighborhood Committee, covering an area of about 300 square meters. At the end of Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, a man named Zhang, a salt merchant in Yun 'an, raised funds to carry out repairs in Shaanxi, Gansu and Ningxia. It belongs to the brick and wood structure of the three-way quadrangle with heavy pavilion and palace style, which is mainly dedicated to Emperor Dongyue. During the Republic of China, Dongyue Temple was changed into a town hall. 1970, it was rebuilt into Yun 'an People's Hospital. In 2006, Dongyue Temple moved to Longjiling Cultural Corridor Cultural Relics Park in Yunyang New County.
The Forbidden City is located in Jiangxi Street Neighborhood Committee, with a small place name of Huangzhou Street. During the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, it was mainly built by Li, a salt merchant in Yunnan. With its temple production, 20 houses were purchased and paved with heavy brick and wood structures. It is the Huangzhou Guild Hall in Hubei Province. At the beginning of liberation, the temple was demolished and converted into Yun 'an Grain Station. In 2006, the remaining buildings of the Forbidden City were moved to the Longjiling Cultural Corridor Cultural Relics Park in Yunyang New County.
Tsing Yi Temple is located in the territory of Cunninghamia lanceolata neighborhood committee, with a small place name of Malingwan. During the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, people raised funds to build it, with a building area of 100 square meters. It is a brick-wood structure of residential buildings, mainly dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva. After liberation, nuns returned to the secular world, and temples were converted into residential houses, which have been well preserved so far.
The former site of the ancestral temple is located in the territory of the existing Shanlin neighborhood Committee, with a small place name of 60 boards. The middle and late leaves in Qing Dynasty were mainly built by Zhang, with a building area of more than 400 square meters and a quadrangle corridor brick-wood structure. Mainly dedicated to Zhang Tianshi, after liberation, the ancestral hall became the office of the Cunninghamia lanceolata neighborhood committee. The best preserved temple in this town has a certain cultural value.