Yuquan Temple Review

First of all, this is a free attraction, no tickets, no tickets! To the north of Meicheng, the entrance is Longquan Village, and the road in the village is very beautiful. Entering the temple gate, climbing to the mountain, will pass a fork in the road, one side is the temple, the other side is the back mountain. It takes less than 10 minutes to walk to the temple from the foot of the mountain.

Yuquan Temple, located in the south of the northern Wulong Mountain in Jiandemei Town, Zhejiang Province, was built in Tang Zhenyuan, more than 1200 years ago, with the mountains and the north and south twin towers standing on both sides, the Beifeng Tower is not open, maintain wild release state, there are 2 wild roads to go up, all need to climb the mountain road more than 1h. Nanfeng Tower is on the other side of Xin'an River, and it is one of the seven-li sailing attractions. Yuquan Temple is a key monastery in Hangzhou, the Buddhist country in western Zhejiang. It is built for the five ancestors of the Buddhist pure land, Shaokang. It is now built with the Daxiong Temple, the release pool, the Temple of the Tenno, the Mituo Temple, the Guanyin Pavilion, etc. It has also become a Buddhist mountain, sightseeing and sightseeing place. It is one of the key monasteries approved by the Hangzhou Municipal People's Government to open to the outside world. During the special period, it will be opened until 15:30 at 9 am.