Qingyun Temple

Qingyun Temple

Qingyun Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Lingshan County.

Qingyun Temple is located about one kilometer south of the Wuli Town Government in Lingshan County. It dates back to the 13th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1833 AD) and is categorized as a cultural heritage building.

It was designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit in January 2018.

Wuli Town: Located in the southern part of Lingshan County, it is 36 kilometers from the county seat. To the east, it borders Beitong and Baishuishui towns in Pubei County; to the south, it connects with Wenli and Bolaotownships within the county; and to the northwest, it neighbors Nalong and Tanwei townships. It is a key transit point on the route from Lingshan to Hepu and Beihai. The town covers a total area of 198 square kilometers, governing 1 neighborhood committee and 19 village committees, encompassing 382 natural villages. The total population is 61,881, of which 55,889 are agricultural residents. The arable land area is 2,926.1 hectares, including 2,039.9 hectares of paddy fields, with a total grain output of 100.848 million... Detailed information about Wuli Town++