Luoyu Temple, located in Wutaishan Scenic Area, Taihuai Town, Wutai County, Zhangzhou City, Shanxi Province, is the earliest communication center of the Tanzong, one of the ten Huang Temples and one of the five Zen places in Wutai Mountain. Luoyu Temple was founded in the Tang Dynasty, rebuilt in Ming Dynasty for five years (1492), and rebuilt many times in the Qing Dynasty. Luoyu Temple covers an area of more than 15,000 square meters, with 18 rooms such as Shanmen, Temple of Heavenly Kings, Bell and Drum Tower, Wenshu Temple, Daxiong Palace, Peidian Temple, Back Hall, Tibetan Jing Pavilion, Hall Building, Corridor House. A pair of stone lions in front of the mountain gate are stone carvings of the Tang Dynasty. The Tibetan brick tower on the left side of the mountain gate is called Wenshu Tower, and the tower is carved with Wenshu statue. The main statue in the temple of Luoqian has a distinct lama style.

Luoyu Temple is built on the roadside leading to Xiantong Temple and Bodhisattva, one of the five Zen places in Wutai Mountain. According to Buddhist classics, the name of the son of Sakyamuni "Luo Siluo" was 15 years old and became a sham, "not destroying the prohibition, reciting unremittingly", which proved that Aro Hanguo, known as "the first secret line", became one of the top ten disciples of Sakyamuni Buddha. Legend has it that he was holy and left footprints at the site of Luoyu Temple, which is the temple of Luoyu Temple in Luoyu.

Luoyu Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty, and was rebuilt during the Ming Dynasty, Wanli and Qing Qianlong years. It is one of the 12 Huang Temples in Wutai Mountain and is a very influential monastery in Wutai Mountain Huang Temple. The "Blossom Buddha" in the fourth temple is the most mysterious.

Luoyu Temple, one of the five major Zen places in Wutai Mountain, is located on the southeast side of Xiantong Temple. It cannot be missed when passing by. In ancient times, the temple was full of incense. Luoyu Temple was built by Luoyu, the son of the Buddha and one of the ten disciples, and worshipped a rare statue of Luoyuluo in the Song Dynasty. Historically, the monks have been replaced by the incense, and it is a monastery where the Buddhists in Chaoshan must be in harmony. Today, there is a lot of voice. Another concern for many tourists is a pair of stone lions. In Wutai Mountain, the stone lions next to the temple gate are in various shapes and countless, and the highest life is the treasure of the town temple of Luoyu Temple - a pair in front of the Temple of Heavenly Kings. The stone lions who came to the world in the Tang Dynasty witnessed the vicissitudes of 1,500+ years in Buddhist holy places, which have been strong and majestic for a long time; The colorful scriptures are hung, dancing with the wind, and the Zen is strong.

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