Places of interest in Zhongheying Town

Wo Yun Temple, a provincial cultural relic protection unit about 2 kilometers away from Zhongheying Town, was founded in the fifth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1727). It is one of the four major landscapes in the ancient Ami region, that is, the cloud nest scenery of "looking at caves in the west, visiting psychics in the south, looking at fire wells in the north and enjoying cloud nests in the east", which is like a dream. There are Daxiong Hall, Longwang Temple, Wenchang Palace, Shanmen and so on. , with a building area of 65,438+0,234 square meters. These buildings are located in the east-west direction and are surrounded by Wo Yun caves. The spring of Wo Yun Temple comes from deep in the earth's crust. The flowing water in the cave is evergreen all the year round, spewing out, and the sound of flowing water resounds through the sky in the rainy season, hence the name Xiangshui Temple and the village committee Xiangshui Village Committee. There is a red bean tree in front of the temple, which can only be held by three people. It is more than 300 years old, tall and straight, with lush foliage and evergreen all year round. It is the largest miscellaneous red bean tree found in Yunnan province, and it is also a rare and excellent tree species in China. This scenic spot was included in the Dictionary of Chinese Tourist Attractions on 1999.