Wuhan | Divining good and bad fortune at Guiyuan Zen Temple, counting the Arhats

| Divining good and bad fortune at Guiyuan Zen Temple, counting the Arhats. As one of the most important temples in Wuhan, Guiyuan Zen Temple has always been bustling with visitors. It was founded by Master Baiguang in the 15th year of the Shunzhi era of the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). The main building of the south courtyard of Guiyuan Temple is the Arhat Hall, where it is popularly believed that counting the Arhats can divine one's fortune. Therefore, many people who go to Guiyuan Temple do so specifically to visit the Arhat Hall. If interested, why not give it a try? 🕰️ Opening hours: January 1 to December 31, 2023, Monday to Sunday, all day 08:00-17:00, entry stops at 16:30 🎫 Ticket: 10💰/person, available online through 'Wuhan Guiyuan Zen Temple' or by scanning a QR code at the temple entrance 🚆 Transportation: Metro Line 4, Zhongjiacun Station, walk 1.3km, about 16 minutes ⛩️ Location: No. 20, Guiyuan Temple Road, Jianqiao Street, Hanyang District 【Notice】 1. Do not buy incense from vendors along the way; even if purchased, it cannot be brought into the temple to burn—free incense is available at the temple; 2. Do not engage with those who want to hold your hand and read your palm along the way; 3. For the rules of counting Arhats, refer to the notice at the entrance of the Arhat Hall, it is recommended to count at random; 4. Corresponding Arhat cards can be purchased at the exit of the Arhat Hall, 20 yuan/piece; ---------------------------------------- Exploring shops | Travel | Photography | Exhibitions | Good things to share