Xiangyun County Historical & Cultural Tour

An important post station on the Tea Horse Road with over 2,000 years of history, and the birthplace of the name "Yunnan". The ancient town preserves intact stone-paved roads, old post stations, horse inns, and traditional dwellings, bearing witness to the prosperity of the Southwest Silk Road.

One of Yunnan's Buddhist sacred lands, first built during the Tang Dynasty, named after its "Shuimu" (Water Eye) wonder. The mountain houses numerous cultural relics including Shuimu Temple, pagoda forest, and stone inscriptions, serving as an important Buddhist cultural center and Zen ancestral court in western Yunnan.

A typical karst cave with diverse stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars forming various fantastical landscapes. An underground river flows through the cave with crystal-clear water, making it an excellent destination for geological exploration and adventure tourism.

An important venue showcasing Xiangyun's history and culture, featuring replica bronze ware exhibitions, ethnic song and dance performances, and specialty handicraft sales — a window into Xiangyun culture.