Introduction to the Scenic Area (3A level tourist attraction)
Heilongtan is located at the foot of Wulao Peak in Longquan Mountain, northern suburbs of Kunming City, next to Yunnan Agricultural University. At the foot of Longquan Mountain in Heilongtan, there are two pools of water, one clear and one turbid, with a total area of 600 square meters. They are interconnected but the turbidity remains unchanged, and the clarity remains unchanged, making it a wonder. Heilongtan is known as the "first ancient temple in central Yunnan"At the same time, it is also famous for the four wonders of Tang plum, Song cypress, Yuan fir, and Ming tea (ancient trees planted in the Tang, Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties), as well as several acres of plum forests, attracting a continuous stream of citizens to admire plum blossoms in winter
2. Opening hours
Opening and closing hours: 8:00-18:00 every day
III. Ticket Price
Ticket Price: Free Admission
IV. Main Scenic Spots
Black Dragon Palace: The ancient architectural complex adjacent to Longtan, commonly known as the "Black Dragon Palace", was first built in the 27th year of the Ming Hongwu reign (1394), and in the fourth year of the Ming Jingtai reign (1454), it was inherited by the Duke Mu of Guizhou and rebuilt Shangguan, also known as Longquan Temple. The memorial archway of Longquan Temple's mountain gate is inscribed with "Ziji Xuandu" Hongfeng Forest District:In 1997, to welcome the "return of Hong Kong", the Heilongtan Scenic Area created the "Memorial Forest for the Return of Hong Kong". The forest covers an area of 2 hectares, with over 2000 red maple trees planted and a stone monument erected. Every late autumn, the red leaves sway in the wind halfway through the mountains, reflecting the red hues. Dujuan Valley is adjacent to the fruit plum area, located in the valley north of "Longquan Tanmei". It covers an area of 8 hectares and is planted with more than 100000 azaleas. Around the Qingming Festival, the mountains and valleys are filled with azaleas competing for beauty, presenting a flower sea landscape Martyrs Cemetery: On the eastern slope of Longquan Mountain, surrounded by pine and cypress trees, is the tomb of three martyrs, Wang Desan, Wu Cheng, and Ma Dengyun. It was built in 1984. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Yunnan Province. The cemetery is located north to south, with a resting pavilion built. Stone railings are installed on both sides of the cemetery, and pine and cypress trees are widely planted around it. Behind the tomb of the three martyrs is the burial ground of martyrs Wang Fusheng and Zhang Fang Stone Bridge Pool:Black Dragon Pool has two pools, deep and shallow, with blue springs like mirrors. There is a stone bridge between the two pools. The stone railing surrounding the pond was built in the fourth year of the Ming Jingtai era (1454). Deep Pool, also known as Black Dragon Pool or Clear Water Pool, is circular in shape and surrounded by stone embankments. It covers an area of 600 square meters and has a maximum depth of 15 meters. Clear spring water gushes out from the bottom of the pool; The shallow pond is located to the northeast of the deep pond, with a slightly yellow spring water color called Hun Shui Tan. It covers an area of 2600 square meters and has a depth of 0.5 meters. The clear and turbid springs are only a few steps apart, with vastly different water colors, one clear and one turbid, resembling the "Tai Chi diagram" of Taoism where yin and yang are evenly distributed. The water surfaces of the two springs meet, but the fish in the two springs do not cross the pond, forming a strange and spectacular scenery of "two waters intersect, fish do not come and go". Five: Play Guide Black Dragon Palace: The ancient architectural complex next to the Dragon Pond, also known as the "Black Dragon Palace", is commonly known as Xiaguan. The Black Dragon Palace has three entrances and four courtyards, with lush green trees and a quaint and elegant atmosphere. The main hall houses statues of the Dragon King, while the supporting hall houses statues of the Water Clan. The wall of the main hall of the Dragon Palace is inlaid with the inscription of Fan Chengxun, the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, who visited the Black Dragon Pool during the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. Now the Black Dragon Pool has been restored to an historic tourist area: Shangguan is also known as Longquan Temple, and Longquan Temple is also called Longquan Temple. The memorial archway of the arch gate of Longquan Temple is inscribed with the words "Ziji Xuandu". The upper view of Heilongtan is divided into 5 courtyards, including the Thunder God Temple, the North Pole Temple, the Jade Emperor Temple, the Sanqing Temple, and the Changchun Zhenren and Tongmiao Zhenren Temples. The entire building complex rises layer by layer from south to north along the mountain terrain. The first level is the Purple Extreme Xuandu Mountain Gate, the second level is the Thunder God Temple, the third level is the North Pole Hall (now the Ancestor Hall, with the Doumu Pavilion on the side), the fourth level is the Jade Emperor Hall, and the fifth level is the Sanqing Hall. There are multiple halls with supporting halls and wing rooms. The Tian Shi Hall, San Feng Hall, Changchun True Person Temple, Tong Miao True Person Temple, Xiu Yan, and Pao Fang Yu are all arranged in a north-south pattern. Tang Mei, Song Bai, and Ming Cha are located in front of the North Pole Hall, with Tang Mei on the east side, Ming Dynasty camellia on the west side, and Song Bai in the center. Tang Mei, Song Bai, and Ming Cha are collectively known as the "Three Different Trees" of Heilongtan. Guo Moruo once wrote a poem while visiting Heilongtan in 1961, praising the "Three Different Trees" of Heilongtan: "A camellia tree turns peach red early, and a hundred bright clouds roar proudly. It awakens Tang Mei's tired eyes and complements the majestic Song Bai. Cui Wei's pen stands on the sky as paper, gently and horizontally spitting out rainbows. The Three Different Trees in the Heishui Temple sing praises to the east wind for thousands of years. The Dingfeng Pagoda: Longquan Mountain has a circular mountain road to the Dingfeng Pagoda, which is a 13 meter high seven story octagonal solid pagoda with dense eaves. The Dingfeng Pagoda, also known as the Wenbi Pagoda, was first built in the Ming Dynasty and was renovated in the second year of the Xianfeng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1852). The seven level pagoda is built with dolomite, finely carved, and has a dignified shape. The pagoda is engraved with the names of Taoist gods from all directions, as well as the" Record of the Renovation of the Dingfeng Pagoda on Wulao Mountain "and the Taoist" Jade Emperor's Heart Seal ". According to the inscription on the reconstructed monument, the purpose of the renovation was to make the Longquan Taoist Temple more magnificent. "Cultivating the Wind Vein on Famous Mountains" means the Feng Shui Pagoda of Longquan Temple Red Maple Forest Area: In 1997, in order to welcome the "Hong Kong Return", the Heilongtan Scenic Area created the "Welcome Hong Kong Return Memorial Forest". The forest area covers an area of 2 hectares, with more than 2000 red maple trees planted and stone carved monuments erected. In late autumn, the red leaves sway in the wind halfway through the mountain, reflecting the red colors. Dujuan Valley: Dujuan Valley is located in the valley north of "Longquan Exploring Plum Blossoms", covering an area of 8 hectares, with more than 100000 azaleas planted. Around Qingming Festival, the mountains and valleys are full of azaleas competing with each other, presenting a flower sea landscape. Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery: On the eastern slope of Longquan Mountain, amidst pine and cypress trees, it is a place of great significance. The tombs of martyrs Wang Desan, Wu Cheng, and Ma Dengyun were built in 1984. They are key cultural relics protection units in Yunnan Province. The cemetery is located north to south and has a resting pavilion. Stone railings are installed on both sides of the cemetery, and pine and cypress trees are widely planted around it. Behind the tomb of the three martyrs is the burial ground of martyrs Wang Fusheng and Zhang Fang VI. Transportation Guide 1) Take the subway Subway Line 2 to Exit B of Longtou Street Station - Walk 86 meters to reach Longtou Street (Fengyuan Road) bus stop, and take bus 9/79 to Heilongtan bus stop Take Metro Line 4 to Exit B of Xiaocaiyuan Station and walk 561 meters to reach the Xiaocaiyuan Overpass (Huancheng North Road) bus stop. Take Bus No. 9 to the Blue Eucalyptus Intersection bus stop and walk 125 meters. 2) Take Bus No. 120> You can take Bus No. 9, 79, or 128 and get off at the Heilongtan bus stop 3) Self driving route Navigation search for "Kunming Heilongtan Park". It takes about 40 minutes to drive from the city center, and there is a parking lot next to Heilongtan Park Tips: All the above information is for reference only. If there are any adjustments, please refer to the disclosure of the scenic spot on the same day