Travel guide to the Prajna Zen Temple

🕍 Even the locals may not know that in the bustling area of Longgang, amidst the office buildings, there lies a hidden gem - the Prajna Zen Temple. Originally known as Pangu Temple, it has experienced destruction and was not until 2015 that it was renovated and rebuilt. The temple has a long history, surrounded by green trees, peaceful and elegant, every corner is full of ancient Zen charm. Although the area is not very large, there are 11 temples such as the Heavenly King Hall, Patriarch Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, and Guanyin Hall for worship. Pilgrims can not only get three incense sticks for free, but also enjoy free vegetarian meals, which are very delicious. A little further down to the pavilion, you can also enjoy the reservoir and forest scenery, which is very suitable for urbanites to relax and decompress. // 📍Navigation: Prajna Zen Temple 🚇Subway: Exit A1 of Yabao Station on Line 10 🎫Tickets: Free, no reservation required ⌚️Time: Monday to Sunday 8:30-18:00 🍚Vegetarian meal: Time 11:15-12:00 // ‼️Note: The location is not so easy to find, it's a bit hidden, it took me a long time to find it, the last picture will help you mark it out, don't get lost like I did🤣