Ningbo, Zhejiang has many ancient temples, but it is generally low-key, just known to the locals, rather than a commercial tourist attraction like Hangzhou Lingyin Temple. The Ayurveda Temple, located in the eastern part of Ningbo City, was built in the Western Jin Dynasty Emperor Taikang three years (AD 282), 44 years earlier than Hangzhou Lingyin Temple. Foreign tourists to Ningbo, almost never come to these temples, perhaps they do not know the existence of these temples, but the locals often come here to burn incense and blessing, and the incense has been strong. It is also very convenient to get to the Ayutthaya Temple from the city. Take the subway and get off at Baozhu, you can walk in 10 minutes. This temple is free to open and does not accept tickets. Ashoka Temple is a Buddhist Zen temple and the only ancient temple in China named after Ashoka of India. It is famous both at home and abroad for the authentic relics of Sakyamuni and the exquisite relics of the relics. There are two stupas in the temple, and the west tower is tall and steep. In the Tang Dynasty, Jianzhen failed for the third time in Dongshan. After Zhoushan, he lived in the Ashoka Temple. During the period, Shaoxing, Hangzhou, Huzhou, Xuanzhou and other monasteries came to the temple to ask the true monk to preach. The Heavenly King Hall of Ashoka Temple is facing the release pool. The central axis is the Heavenly King Hall, the Daxiong Hall, the Relic Temple, the Fatang and the Tibetan Classics.