Kunming Shaolin Temple Review

Kunming Shaolin Temple is the original Miaozhan Temple. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty and was taken over by Shaolin Temple in Lushan in 2009, named Kunming Shaolin Temple. But now the scorpion hanging above the temple is still Miaozhan Temple. There is no door open, I don't know how it is inside.

As people who have seen and been to Shaolin Temple, I really didn't expect that there was a Shaolin Temple in Kunming, which may be South Shaolin. However, the area of this Shaolin Temple is not as large as the area of Shaolin Temple in the North Central Plains. But he and Guandu ancient town put together how much fame has improved a little.

Yes, everyone is not wrong. There is also a temple in Kunming called Shaolin Temple. He is different from our Shaolin Temple in Henan. The area of this Shaolin Temple is not so large, and its architectural style is quite special. These architectural styles together constitute the Civilization Pavilion complex, if you like this building, you may as well come to Kunming when you take a moment to come here to see, after all, winter Kunming is the same warmth, the same beauty.

As a Henanese, it was a pleasant surprise to see Shaolin Temple in Yunnan.

Close to the entrance to the east of Guandu Ancient Town, behind the Miaozhan Twin Towers, it should be the same place as Miaozhan Temple. The area here is not very large. It is free to open during the day. Unfortunately, it is closed at night when you visit here. You can only come again next time.

Kunming also has a Shaolin Temple in Guandu Ancient Town, also known as Miaozhan Temple, the first of Guandu Six Temples. The main buildings include the Temple of Heavenly Kings, the Luohan Palace, the Daxiong Palace, the Pilu Palace, the Guangming Palace, and the Miaode Pavilion.