Ciyun Temple, the Buddhist temple inside the resort, covers an area of 3.3 hectares with a construction area of approximately 4,062 square metres.
The core building is the Mahavira Hall, which spans 575 square metres. This two-storey main hall is flanked by two side halls.
The Mahavira Hall features a stately, towering and magnificent appearance with an innovative structural design. The gilded Buddha statues inside are resplendent, serving as the venue for Buddhist rituals performed by monks and lay believers.
In front of the Mahavira Hall stands the Heavenly King Hall covering 182 square metres, housing exquisitely sculpted clay statues of the Four Heavenly Kings with vivid, lifelike images.
The Ksitigarbha Hall and Dharma Protector Hall on both sides of the Heavenly King Hall each occupy 42 square metres and are also used for religious ceremonies.
The main structure of the Buddha Recitation Hall in the west courtyard has been completed. Funds are being raised actively for its interior and exterior decoration.
Ciyun Temple was designated as a Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit of Jilin Province in 2015.