Yongding Temple

Yongding Temple is located in Zhoupu Town, Pudong New District (formerly Nanhui District) Shanghai. It has a history of more than 800 years and was destroyed in two wars. Song Yuxichu, there was Zhao Palace to build Shetian 48 mu. Seng Enfa Huakaishan. For fourteen years, Yuci Yongding Chanyuan. The word Zhao Wenmin is written in the word of the hospital. The temple is one of the three major jungles of Puzuo, and the scale of the kuyuzhuo is crowned. Minghong Wuzhong, renamed Yongding Lecture Temple. Yuan to the main room, monk Miaozhi made a Tibetan temple, up from the Buddha Pavilion. Ming Jingtai, monks used Ming to repair the Guanyin Temple and build walls. Chenghuaxuan, Zhao Bo, Yao Xuan, Feng Xuan and other rebuilt Guanyin Temple, and added King Kong Temple. Jiajingzhong, destroyed in Xuan Xuan. Qing Shunzhi Bingshen, Zhang Xusheng helped build Wanfo Pavilion. Kang Xixin ugly, Xuan Ying raised the mountain gate and wall.

After reading the push, I knew that there was such a quiet place not far from Zhoupu Xiaoshang. Follow Baidu map all the way to find it, and you can see the roof of the temple from a distance, but suddenly a little awkward before walking in. How can you not find the door? Later, I found that I went in from the parking lot. Then see the small bridge is. After crossing the bridge, it is a Kowloon wall. It is a bit interesting that the wall is a seven dragon at first sight, and the careful number is Kowloon. After entering the temple, there is an open-air viewing video that is also a large view of the temple.

Zhoupu Yongding Temple is the oldest and largest ancient temple in Pudong area, its history can be traced back to the Southern Song Dynasty, more than 800 years ago, and the redevelopment of the site has been more than ten years. Now the temple is spectacular and the incense is increasingly prosperous.

I have been to Yongding Temple in the construction of a few years ago. I have a large hall in the impression. Now it is fully scaled: the Kowloon Wall outside the mountain gate and the open-air Guanyin standing in front of the Daxiong Temple are like highlights. There is also an antique mandarin well outside the door that also has some allusions. There are not many people in the temple, it is quite quiet. The entrance to the temple is quite hidden, and it is necessary to enter from a parking lot.

The temple next to the house is very grand, but I didn't see anyone burning incense.

Very peaceful temple, I feel the incense of these years