Fuzhou - Xichan Temple - A thousand-year-old temple.

Xichan Temple in Fuzhou was built in the Tang Dynasty and has been rebuilt several times over the past hundreds of years. It has a history of over 1,000 years. 🍄 I am always amazed by the architectural style of Xichan Temple! 🌻 The color scheme of the buildings 🌸🌸 is also very rare. Most importantly, each of the Arhats on each floor of the main building is different! They are all very delicately carved. The dim light in the main building makes it look more solemn. 🌊 The temple is very suitable for taking photos. The ancient buildings and pavilions are very photogenic. ➡ There is a long corridor of pavilions and waterside pavilions when you enter the temple, which is very suitable for taking photos. ➡ It is very suitable to take photos around the first floor of the Arhat Hall. Pay attention to the composition to show the beauty of ancient buildings. ➡ You can go upstairs in the Arhat Hall to enjoy the view outside the window. You can see the Baoen Pagoda and the panoramic view of the temple. 🌳 Recommended route: Gate - Ticket Office - Go straight - Pass by the statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva on the pond on the right - Go straight past the Second Gate Pavilion, and you will reach the Third Gate Pavilion on the right to enter the temple - At this time, you are on the central axis of the temple. The temple has the following buildings in order: Hall of Heavenly Kings, Mahavira Hall, Dharma Hall, Huayan Three Saints Hall. On the left is the Jade Buddha Building, and on the right is the Guanyin Hall, Five Hundred Arhats Hall, Baoen Pagoda, and finally the Sutra Depository, Tianhou Palace, Life Release Pond, and Nine-Turn Bridge. ☀ Opening hours: 7:00-18:00 🔥 Ticket: CNY 20, free for believers. The incense in the temple is free. You can pray for blessings! 🔥 Location: Xichan Temple, 455 Gongye Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou