Follow the Black Myth to visit the ancient buildings in Shanxi - Jinge Temple.

🌅 In the early morning, when the first ray of sunlight falls, it is the best time to visit Jinge Temple. It is recommended to get up early to avoid the peak of the crowd. 🏮 When you arrive at Jinge Temple, the first thing you see is the simple and solemn mountain gate. Passing through the mountain gate, it seems to have traveled through time and space and entered a world far away from the hustle and bustle. Walking along the central axis, every step is stepping on the echo of history. 🌸 The first stop is the Hall of Heavenly Kings. The majestic Four Heavenly Kings are enshrined in the hall. They have different looks and are lifelike. You might as well stop and taste these exquisite sculpture crafts and feel the solemn atmosphere of Buddhist architecture. 🏯 Continue to walk to the Great Hall of the Buddha. The Buddha statues such as Sakyamuni Buddha are enshrined in the hall, solemn and solemn, surrounded by colorful murals, depicting Buddhist stories and myths. Here, you can appreciate the charm of ancient Buddhist art. 🏛️ Continue walking and you can see the iconic building of Jinge Temple - Jinge. This building is magnificent and spectacular, using traditional Chinese wooden structure form, flying eaves and bucket arches, carved beams and painted buildings, the top is covered with golden glazed tiles, shining in the sun. Stroll around the Golden Pavilion, appreciate its architectural beauty from different angles, and don't forget to capture those exquisite carved decorations. ✅ After visiting the main building, go to the east and west side halls and courtyards. The layout here is rigorous, with pine and cypress trees planted, giving a sense of tranquility and peace. Stroll in the courtyard and feel the quiet atmosphere of the temple. 🍽️ Lunch time, delicious vegetarian food At noon, you can taste a authentic Wutai Mountain vegetarian meal at a restaurant near Jinge Temple. The main ingredients are soy products, fungi, vegetables, etc., which are delicious and healthy, reflecting the vegetarian culture of Buddhism.