Guan Yin Temple in Bozhou

The Guan Yin Temple, originally named the Inverted Guan Yin, was established during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 400 years. The temple covers an area of 60 acres with a building area of 8764 square meters. It has built the Inverted Guan Yin statue, Heavenly King Hall, Guan Yin Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Bell and Drum Tower, Daxiong Treasure Hall and other 16 places. The temple is a brick and wood structure with carved beams and painted buildings, pink walls and black tiles, magnificent momentum, beautiful scenery, Sanskrit sounds around the beams, integrating tourism and sightseeing, and has been recognized as a 3A scenic spot by the cultural tourism department. The Guan Yin Temple scenic area is located in Guantang Town, Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City, Anhui Province, about 25 kilometers away from Bozhou City. The temple is located in the southeast corner of Guantang Village in Guantang Town. The temple covers an area of 60 acres with a building area of 8764 square meters. It has built the Inverted Guan Yin statue, Heavenly King Hall, Guan Yin Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Daxiong Treasure Hall, Jade Buddha Pagoda and other 16 places. The temple is a brick and wood structure, with carved beams and painted buildings, pink walls and black tiles, and magnificent momentum. The Guan Yin Hall in the temple is the most spectacular. The Guan Yin Bodhisattva is enshrined in the main hall, and the Guan Tang is named after the Guan Yin Hall.