Temple of King Ashoka

The Temple of King Ashoka, known for its rare treasure 'The True Body Relics of Sakyamuni', is the only temple in the country named after a king. The stupa in the temple, which houses the well-preserved relics of the Buddha, is also the only one of its kind in the country. The Temple of King Ashoka is located at the foot of Mount Taibai, under the peak of Huading. It was established in the third year of Taikang of Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty and is a famous Zen Buddhist temple. In addition to its unique Buddhist attractions, the Temple of King Ashoka is also a beautiful garden-style temple with a long history. Here, the greenery is lush in spring and summer, and the colors are vibrant in autumn and winter, with ancient trees standing all around. This place, suitable for both worship and sightseeing, attracts a constant stream of visitors and pilgrims. See the world as it comes