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W言ib見o Sh芋n

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Weibao Mountain, about 10km south of Weishan, has a relatively easy hike to its peak at around 2500m. During the Ming and Qing dynasties it was the zenith of China＊s Taoism, and you＊ll find some superb Taoist murals; the most significant are at Wenchang Palace (恅荻僧, W谷nch芋ng G身ng) and Changchun Cave (酗景韌, Ch芍ngch迆n D辰ng). Birders in particular love the mountain; the entire county is a node on an international birding flyway.

There are no buses here. Head to the street running east of Gongchang Tower in Weishan to pick up a taxi to the mountain, or ask your hotel to arrange one. Expect to pay ?100 to ?150 for the round trip; you＊ll need the driver to wait for you.

Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

  • Nanzhao Museum

    Nanzhao Museum

    5.13 MILES

    Architecture and artefacts describe the rise and importance of the Nanzhao kingdom, as well as offer brief introductions to the many ethnic groups that＃

  • Xinggong Tower

    Xinggong Tower

    4.95 MILES

    Built originally in the Ming dynasty in the year 1390, as the Han Chinese extended their reach into Yunnan. It's not possible to enter or climb this bell＃

  • Menghua Old Home

    Menghua Old Home

    4.93 MILES

    This great courtyard home, now owned by the government, is Weishan's best-preserved slice of architecture and also acts as a modest museum displaying＃

  • Confucian Temple

    Confucian Temple

    4.93 MILES

    This sizeable and well-kept temple is dominated by its statue of Confucius. The temple was where local candidates sat the notoriously difficult imperial＃

  • Gongchen Tower

    Gongchen Tower

    5.2 MILES

    Looming over the centre of town, this drum tower dates back to the 14th century and remains the very symbol of Weishan. Ascend the stone ramparts from the＃

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1. Menghua Old Home

4.93 MILES

This great courtyard home, now owned by the government, is Weishan's best-preserved slice of architecture and also acts as a modest museum displaying＃

2. Confucian Temple

4.93 MILES

This sizeable and well-kept temple is dominated by its statue of Confucius. The temple was where local candidates sat the notoriously difficult imperial＃

3. Xinggong Tower

4.95 MILES

Built originally in the Ming dynasty in the year 1390, as the Han Chinese extended their reach into Yunnan. It's not possible to enter or climb this bell＃

4. Nanzhao Museum

5.13 MILES

Architecture and artefacts describe the rise and importance of the Nanzhao kingdom, as well as offer brief introductions to the many ethnic groups that＃

5. Gongchen Tower

5.2 MILES

Looming over the centre of town, this drum tower dates back to the 14th century and remains the very symbol of Weishan. Ascend the stone ramparts from the＃