Lingyun Temple Introduction
Lingyun Temple is the oldest temple on Guanyin Mountain, commonly known as Neiyan. It was established in the 4th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1739 AD). In the early Guangxu period, due to bandits hiding, Liu Mingchuan sent troops to suppress them, resulting in the temple being burned down. The temple was later rebuilt at the original site and is known as Lingyun Ancient Temple. It is a Taoist temple and serves as a center of faith for the local residents. The temple preserves many ancient plaques and inscriptions, giving it a sense of antiquity and tranquility.
