Huiyunsi

I saw the photo (Figure 1) from the Internet and I was very interested in it: its location is really unique, it has to be passed through to the temple, it is too interesting. But the traffic here is inconvenient, there is no direct public transportation, and it is difficult to take a taxi, especially the return trip.

This temple is not very famous, but I like its location very much. It is close to the water and the mountains, and there is no block in front of the temple. To enter the temple, you need to take a boat. Bodhisattvas can witness the gradual approaching of the men and women.

Huiyun Temple (also known as Huiyun Temple) is surrounded by clear water, independent island mountains, Linghu barrier, water and sky. Huiyun Temple was formerly known as "Jingliantang", also known as "Guankeng Guanyin Palace", a folk proverb of "Guankeng worship Guanyin". It was built during the Qing Kangxi period, and the incense for more than 300 years has been invincible. Due to its unique geographical location, the mountain gate of Huiyun Temple is on the opposite bank, and the Lijiang River is used as a release river. Transport with the outside world can only be through small boats. Through the mottled branches of the green teak forest by the lake, the moths and the monasteries of the yellow walls and black tiles are in sight.