Weibao Mountain - Oxygen-rich land.

Weishan County is a national historical and cultural city, and the ancient city tower of the Ming Dynasty is preserved in the center of the county. Weibao Mountain is located about 10 kilometers southeast of the county, with a total area of 19.4 square kilometers. The mountain top is 2,509 meters above sea level, and the mountain is majestic and magnificent, extending from northeast to southwest. It was developed in the Han Dynasty and was the birthplace of the Nanzhao Kingdom in the Tang Dynasty. Weibao Mountain It stretches for dozens of miles, with undulating peaks and ridges, and the mountain looks like a crouching lion looking back at the county. On the mountain, ancient trees tower into the sky, the shade is lush, the streams and springs are tinkling, and the flowers and grass are flourishing. In 1992, Weibao Mountain was listed as a national forest park. The main peak of Weibao Mountain is 2,509 meters. Taoist temples were built here since the Tang Dynasty, and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, Taoist temples were spread all over the mountain. Therefore, Weibao Mountain is famous and is known as a famous Taoist mountain in Yunnan, and one of the four famous Taoist mountains in China. This is also the birthplace of Nanzhao, and many legendary sites have been left here. Since the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, from the first day to the fifteenth day of the second lunar month every year, the local Yi people hold temple fairs on Weibao Mountain, which is a holy place for the Yi people to worship their ancestors. Today, Weibao Mountain is lush with vegetation, ancient trees tower into the sky, the shade is lush, the streams and springs are tinkling, and the flowers and grass are flourishing. The environment is elegant and the scenery is pleasant. It is a natural oxygen bar. The Encyclopedia of China: Religion lists Weibao Mountain as one of the 13 famous Taoist mountains in China.