Guangzhou is a great place for mountain climbing and praying for blessings/Huafeng Ancient Temple - a temple, a city

You should visit N times a year, as it boasts rich natural landscapes, offering moments of tranquility and peace. Those destined to come here can worship Buddha, burn incense, chant sutras, and pray. The lilies on both sides of the Buddha hall exude a subtle fragrance. 'The Bodhi is not a tree, nor is the clear mirror a stand; nothing was there initially, so what can the dust alight upon?' Walking through the ancient temple is like receiving a spiritual cleansing. We usually choose to drive leisurely to Huasheng Park on the first or fifteenth day of the lunar month. The temple is halfway up the mountain, and you can either hike up (via trail or road) or drive directly to the temple entrance, where parking is free. There is also a lunch vegetarian meal service time: 11:30~12:30 Meal cost: WeChat cash donation at will Staple food: Rice, steamed buns, fried noodles Two dishes and a soup, the soup is really amazing, the first time I tasted a meatless soup that's better than meat soup! If you're lucky, there's also fruit, all offered by kind-hearted people. If you want to eat the vegetarian meal, it's recommended to go early. When we arrived at 11:30, there were already quite a few people in line, and if you go late, there will be no food left. Climbing up from the base of Huasheng Park is very friendly, with no difficulty at all. Many parents bring their children to exercise and worship the gods. It takes about 20-30 minutes to walk slowly, a way that most people can experience. Huafeng Temple holds many dharma assemblies, lamp offerings, lamp transmission for blessings, and Zen meditation group practices every year, and also provides accommodation services. For details, you can follow the Huafeng Temple public WeChat account.