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Shengyuan Temple
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: West of Qingdong Village, Xizhou Town, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture
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Shengyuan Temple, also known as Shengyuan Temple, in Qingdong Village, Xizhou, is the earliest Buddhist temple in Dali and the best-preserved temple at present. There is a rare statue of the monk Guanyin Bodhisattva in the country! Quaint and very good
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Shengyuan Temple, also known as Shengyuan Temple, in Qingdong Village, Xizhou, is the earliest Buddhist temple in Dali and the best-preserved temple at present. There is a rare statue of the monk Guanyin Bodhisattva in the country! Quaint and very good
Shengyuan Temple An ancient temple in Dali with a unique architectural style
I have always been yearning for this place, and I have not been disappointed since I went there. Everyone had a great time and will go again next time. A small temple in Xizhou Village is said to have a long history. Perhaps the main hall and Tang Pagoda are about the same age, but how does it look like Ming and Qing styles? It is probably destroyed, and then can't be repaired? There is no need to come if you don't live in Xizhou Village, it is far from the ancient city.
The incense is very strong~ This is a religious holy place. There are many small temples around the Shengyuan Temple. It feels very good to visit the places of interest.
A small temple in Xizhou Village is said to have a long history. Perhaps the main hall and Tang Pagoda are about the same age, but how does it look like Ming and Qing styles? It is probably destroyed, and then can't be repaired? There is no need to come if you don't live in Xizhou Village, it is far from the ancient city.