Suzhou also has the Black Myth: Wukong's Ten Thousand Buddha Secret Realm!

❤Recommended reason: Shanxi is too far away, it turns out that Suzhou also has the Black Myth: Wukong's Ten Thousand Buddha Secret Realm, and it also has its own Buddha surrounded 📍Detailed address: No. 4 Mingyue Temple Lane, Mudu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City Opening hours: 8:00-16:30 (winter) 8:00-17:00 (summer) Ticket🎫: Free🆓 🌟Attraction introduction Mingyue Ancient Temple was built in the second year of Tang Qingtai, created by Monk Mingzhi, and has a history of more than a thousand years. In the process of historical development, it has undergone many repairs and destructions. In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, it was incorporated into the Pu Xian Temple. In the 16th year of the Qing Dynasty, the monk Dao Gen was rebuilt. There used to be a large pear forest near the ancient temple. Every early spring, "thousands of trees and tens of thousands of pear blossoms" became a scene in the ancient town. Qing Li Guo has the sentence "Pear Blossom Mingyue Temple, Fragrant Grass Mu Niu An", which was circulated for a while. Kangxi's imperial pen respects the Buddha stele on the east side of the hall The west side of Qianlong's imperial pen Heart Sutra stele There are 88 Buddha bluestone reliefs on the east side of the hall The combination and group layout are well thought out The Sakyamuni Buddha is enshrined in the Daxiong Hall East enshrines the venerable Kasyapa, and the west enshrines the venerable Ananda Five hundred Arhats are enshrined on both sides of the east and west Different shapes, lifelike 👍Most recommended: This low-key and introverted thousand-year-old temple Every brick and tile is full of poetry Every flower and leaf is stained with Zen