If you happen to visit Changchun, be sure to visit Wanshou Temple.

Changchun Wanshou Temple is the largest imperial temple in Changchun City. The Daxiong Hall prominently displays a plaque inscribed by Emperor Qianlong with the words 'Blessings Without Boundaries'. A blend of historical and cultural heritage, mysterious religious culture, and modern creative elements. Modern people never lack poetry and distant places, but Wanshou Temple is worth a visit. 1. Visit Order Shanmen Hall (Entrance) → Drum Tower → Dharma Circulation Office → Dizang Hall → Puxian Hall → Caishen Hall Milk Tea Shop → Patriarch Hall → Kalan Hall → Zen Tea Room → Self-Sustaining Center → Dining Hall → Daxiong Hall → Wenshu Hall → Guanyin Hall → Guest Hall → Bell Tower → Shanmen Hall (Exit) 2. Vow Template Buddha/Bodhisattva Title + Self-Introduction + Vow + Dedication For example: Great Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva, I, a faithful disciple XXX, make a vow... and dedicate this merit to... 3. Temple Taboos Avoid bringing meat, starchy intestines, grilled cold noodles, etc. into the temple. Avoid smoking and drinking. Avoid touching ritual instruments; do not touch the temple's ritual instruments lightly. Avoid stepping on thresholds; take big steps and do not look back. Avoid loud noises; do not point at holy statues with your fingers. Avoid bringing external incense; each hall in the temple provides eco-friendly incense. The temple advocates 'a petal of heart incense, civilized incense offering'; do not bring external incense, candles, or flammable items into the temple. 4. Opening Hours 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Free admission, no reservation required. 5. Photo Spots Top 1: Red Wall (Temple Perimeter) Top 2: Daxiong Hall (Largest Hall in the Temple) Top 3: Fudian Coffee (Former Lecture Hall) Top 4: Bell Tower, Drum Tower (Rare Copper Buildings) Top 5: Blessing Fence (Receive Blessings Here)