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Liangshan Prefecture · Xichang | Dashi Ancient Village Lingying Temple

Xichang Dashi Village Lingying Temple, a mysterious corner hidden by Qionghai Lake, awaits your exploration to capture the little joys of your journey! 📍 Check-in location: Xichang Dashi Village Lingying Temple 🕓 Opening hours: Open all day for free 🚌 Public transport: Take the Ring Lake Bus No. 106 or the Ring Lake Tourist Bus Line from the city center, get off at the "Dashi" station, and walk about 3 minutes to reach. 🚗 Self-driving: Navigate to 'Dashi Ancient Village', it takes about 20 minutes along the Qionghai Ring Road from the city center. There are several parking lots at the entrance with ample parking spaces. 👀 Highlights: 1️⃣ Ancient Temple: Lingying Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than 500 years. Today, it is a popular check-in spot! The unique "Hermès Orange" walls of the temple attract countless visitors from all over to stop and take photos. 2️⃣ Lingying Legend: The place where Lingying Temple is located was originally a muddy land. A patriarch rode a divine bird that looked like an eagle to this place. The bird spread its golden wings over 10 meters long and circled the area three times, turning the muddy land into dry land. That night, the patriarch built a temple here and then left on the divine bird. Because the bird resembled an eagle, the temple was named Lingying Temple. 3️⃣ Stone Path: Wander through the ancient stone paths and feel the traces of time. Along the way, there are many travel photography shops where you can change into ethnic costumes and capture unique memories. Even if you don't take photos yourself, watching the beautifully dressed young people passing by is a delightful sight. 4️⃣ Natural Scenery: Surrounded by lush trees and fresh air, far from the hustle and bustle. Overlooking the distant Qionghai Lake, sitting down to enjoy a pot of tea, a cup of coffee, and basking in the sun is incredibly pleasant. 📌 Tips: 1️⃣ Please respect the beliefs within the temple, keep quiet, and do not make loud noises. 2️⃣ Pay attention to safety, do not climb the temple buildings. 3️⃣ The ultraviolet rays are strong, so pay attention to sun protection and hydration. 4️⃣ Wear comfortable clothing for easy walking. 5️⃣ If you like photography, this is a great place for shooting. Whether it's the Buddha statues and murals of Lingying Temple or the stone paths and old houses in the village, it's a paradise for photography enthusiasts.
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Posted: Jul 13, 2024
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