Not in Kyoto, but in Shanghai!

Forget about Kyoto! There's a hidden gem of a temple in Shanghai No need to go all the way to Kyoto! There's a hidden temple in Shanghai, with few people and beautiful scenery, and not many people know about it. Some say it looks like Kyoto, but it's actually in the late Tang style. Every brick, tile, plant, and tree exudes the charm of the Tang Dynasty. You can take a photo in any corner and capture the atmosphere of "dreaming back to the Tang Dynasty." Every step is a scene, and every detail is stunningly beautiful. No wonder it's the only temple in the country to have won the "Luban Award." Basic information • Opening hours: 7 am to 4 pm. If you want to go, pay attention to the time so you don't miss it. • Ticket: CNY 20 per person. It's a great value for money, and you can enjoy such beautiful scenery for just a little money. Food specialties • Vegetarian food: You must try the vegetarian food in the temple, which is carefully prepared with fresh seasonal vegetables. The dishes are rich and varied, with a variety of cooking methods, including stir-frying, stewing, and cold dishes. The taste is light and delicious, allowing you to enjoy the food while feeling the tranquility and peace of the temple. • Vegetarian snacks: Various vegetarian snacks, such as mung bean cake and lotus pastry, have a delicate texture, exquisite shape, and just the right amount of sweetness, giving you a refreshing and elegant taste. Attractions • Mahavira Hall: The core building of the temple, majestic and magnificent, with flying eaves and painted beams. The Buddha statues enshrined in the hall are solemn and awe-inspiring. • Zen courtyard: The courtyard has scattered rockeries, gurgling streams, and lush greenery. Walking through it, time seems to slow down. Notes 1. The temple is a quiet place, so keep quiet and don't make loud noises to disturb the peace. 2. Respect religious beliefs and temple rules, such as taking off your hat when entering the hall, and not touching Buddha statues and ritual instruments. 3. Dress appropriately, not too revealing or casual. Don't wear shorts, short skirts, or crop tops. 4. Protect the environment, don't litter, and leave the beautiful scenery for more people to enjoy.