A temple that rivals the Wenshu Monastery, I love this century-old temple that is directly accessible by subway even more

After the first sentence, there is a line break. Compared to the Wenshu Monastery, I have a greater affection for this century-old temple that is directly accessible by subway. Taking advantage of the weekend, I visited the ancient temple I had longed to see, and it was stunning. The entire temple and the Buddha statues shone brilliantly under the sunlight, it was so beautiful! There are the Guanyin Hall, the God of Wealth Hall, the Lamp-Burning Buddha, and more. The temple does not require an admission fee; you can come to admire or to offer incense. Visitors come here to appreciate the sights, as well as to pray for marriage, wealth, academic success, and safety. Oh, and I heard they serve vegetarian meals here, I'll try it next time! Photo tips: Take photos from the bridge opposite the temple, inside the temple courtyard, outside the main hall, in the pavilions, etc. Shooting from the bottom up or from the top down on the stairs can capture a sense of staggered depth. Location: Baiyun Temple Transportation: Take the subway Line 10 to 'Huayuan Station', exit from Exit D, and walk for about ten minutes P: There is a parking lot at the entrance where you can park Opening hours: Closes at 5 pm No admission fee is required, come and experience the charm of this thousand-year-old temple!