It is located in No.49 Wenxianli, Xiushan Township, Tonghai County. It is a 4A national scenic area, the six batch of national key unit for relics protection. The Xiushan Mountains started its development in the Han Dynasty, and experienced large-scale construction in the Tang Dynasty. Over the dynasties of Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing, seven ancient architectural groups had formed here with grandeur and various styles. In the Ming Dynasty, it gained the same fame as the Jinma Mountains in Kunming, the Jizu Mountains in Binchuan, and the Diancang Mountains in Dali, which were called “the four most famous mountains of Yunnan”. Numerous travelers and writers in history have left their records about the Xiushan Mountains, in which hides 9 halls, 6 pavilions, 6 corridors, 4 chambers, 4 pagodas, 4 towers, 5 archways, 5 temples, and 13 pavilions, with more than 200 inscribed boards and 400 couplets in total.
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