Guangsheng Temple

Very worth a visit! Not to mention, only the flying rainbow tower is worth coming! The fly in the ointment is that you can only watch from the outside, you can't climb the tower to overlook. If you open the tower, I will go! If it is not self-driving, it is not convenient to leave Guangsheng Temple. I hope that the relevant institutions will improve the traffic in the scenic spot.

Sitting on the Jingjiao car up the mountain, seeing the moment of the Feihong Tower, everything is worth it. Guangsheng Temple has three must-sees: glazed tower, suspension, hum characters, and symmetrical twisting cypress trees, which are very worth seeing.

Guangsheng Temple Scenic Area, there are two monasteries, Shang Temple is on the top of the mountain, Xia Temple is on the mountainside, the scenic spot provides a sightseeing bus to the top of the mountain, the temple building is very distinctive, a very simple monastery, it is worth a look.

Guangsheng Temple is located in the south foot of Huoshan, east of Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, China. It is composed of Shang Temple, Xia Temple and Shui Temple. It has a long history and a strange architectural style. It is a world-famous Buddhist monastery. According to the "Pingyang Mansion Zhi", Guangsheng Temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and the first year (AD 147), the first name of the Ayu Wang Pagoda, also known as Julushe Temple. When the emperors of Northern Wei Taiwu and Beizhou Wudi were in power, the temples were twice destroyed on a large scale, and all the temples were destroyed except the Sheli Pagoda. Tang Dali four years (769 AD), Xiangyang County Wang Guo Ziyi asked Emperor Li Yuxuan to build a rebuilt tower, Dai Zong Zhunxi and gave the amount of "Dali Guangsheng Temple", meaning "the vastness of the sky, the famous places are the world", people referred to as "Guangsheng Temple", and later experienced repair and reconstruction. The temple building community layout is rigorous and unique, of which, the Feihong Pagoda and the Daxiong Palace of the Shang Temple were rebuilt for the Ming Dynasty, the remaining main buildings retain the architectural style of the Yuan Dynasty, and the temple also has murals, wood carvings, mud and plastic cultural relics.

Linyi must not be missed. Shangsi and Xia Temple are very worth seeing. There are more people during the Spring Festival holiday and it is a bit messy. You can walk the walkway by yourself, which is also an exercise. The roast sweet potatoes sold by the local villagers in Xia Temple are delicious.

It is worth a visit. The Feihong Tower is very beautiful and amazing. The ticket is 55 and not very expensive. Compared with the big banyan tree attractions, there are many consciences. The scenic spot needs to be managed well. The surrounding area is a bit messy. It is still worth a visit.