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Renshou Temple
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Closed Open from 8:30am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Foshan Zumiao 5
Phone: 0757-82253053
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This temple is very small and this is not real tourist spot, but in contrast this is the place of religious life of Foshan citizens living in blocks around the temple. That's why it was especially interesting to visit that place for me. Temple is not easy to find. It is located near the intercity bus station and not far away from market occupying the street nearby.
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Renshou Temple is located on 5 Zumiao Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City. Only hundreds of meters apart from Foshan Ancestral Temple, it is the site for Foshan Buddhist Association. Renshou Temple was built in Shunzhi 13th year (1656) in the Qing Dynasty by the master monk of the Tantric Church at Foshan Bay, the shop of the Guanyin Hall. Entering the temple, the first thing you can see is a seven-story octagonal pagoda. The main body of the pagoda is red, each section covered with green glazed tile. It is very spectacular. Here you can sit on the promenade, read the scriptures, or listen to monks chanting Buddhist sutras to feel peace of mind.
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This temple is very small and this is not real tourist spot, but in contrast this is the place of religious life of Foshan citizens living in blocks around the temple. That's why it was especially interesting to visit that place for me. Temple is not easy to find. It is located near the intercity bus station and not far away from market occupying the street nearby.
Renshou Temple is relatively well-known in Foshan, not far from the ancestral temple. The main tower inside is very conspicuous. There are also some temple buildings that are still under construction. There is a bus stop at the entrance of Renshou Temple, which is convenient today. Now go in for an appointment and health code, free.
On a sunny day in the historic Renshou Temple, come to the historic Renshou Temple to pray for blessings. May the world peace, the country and the people, let the epidemic end soon, and everyone is healthy and happy! Renshou Temple is located on the Zumiao Road, isolated from the Zumiao Museum, in a prosperous area and convenient transportation! After the reopening starts on July 3, citizens under 60 should make an appointment online, and citizens over 60 years can register on-site with their ID cards! Wear a mask, measure the temperature, and enter after normal! The seven-story octagonal Ruyi Pagoda at the entrance is one of the landmark buildings of Renshou Temple! The majestic Daxiong Hall, with its incense flourishing, every month on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, pilgrims are in an endless stream, praying for blessings! Renshou Temple is currently under construction...the area will be larger in the future!
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Foshan is one of the four major jungles of Buddhism in the Qing Dynasty. It is located at No. 5, Zumiao Road, Chancheng District, Foshan, only a few hundred meters away from Foshan Ancestral Temple. It is the seat of the Foshan Buddhist Association. It was founded in the thirteenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1656) by the great monk of Tantric Zongtang in Chungbian, Foshan, Guanyintang.