Wangyun Mountain

　　Wangyun Mountain lies between Jinshiqiao, Simenqian, Liudu Village, and Gaoping. Its main peak stands at an elevation of 1,492 meters, and the summit features Tianmen Temple, Stone Buddha Temple, and cliffs with iron-tiled roofs, all of which are quite spectacular. Known as a sacred Buddhist mountain, Wangyun Mountain was praised by Yuan Mei, a renowned statesman and poet in Chinese history, as “a celestial paradise where immortals often dwell in the deep white clouds,” describing it as a fairyland hidden in the misty heights, where one dons the robes of nobility yet spends half a lifetime with heart set in the land of white clouds.