The northernmost temple

Driving to Guanyin Mountain in Mohe, we entered the scenic area and took a sightseeing bus to the top of the mountain. In the center of the circular platform at the top, there stands a pure white, jade-like statue of the three-faced Guanyin. On the way down, I did not take the sightseeing bus to the Li Jinyong Shrine but walked along the wide wooden plank road to Beiling Temple in the middle of the Guanyin Mountain foothills. Here, there are the Mahavira Hall, the Hall of Heavenly Kings, the Guanyin Hall, the Samantabhadra Hall, the Manjusri Hall, the Ksitigarbha Hall, and others. However, the exterior facades and steps are somewhat damaged, and there is no management within the temple. I think that Beiling Temple in Mohe, echoing with Nanshan Temple in Sanya to the south, should be the northernmost temple in China. Many tourists come here because of its reputation, and it should be reinforced and repaired to eliminate safety hazards.