Temple of the Six Banyan Trees

Liuyan Temple is located in Wenyuan Lane Community, Liuyan Street, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou. It was built in the Liu Song Yuanjia Year (420-479) in the Southern Dynasty, and was originally called Baozheng Temple. In 675 AD, Wang Bo left the text of "Guangzhou Baoyan Temple Sheli Tower" when he passed through Guangzhou. In Nanhan, he was renamed Changshou Temple. Song Taizong Duan Gong was renovated in the second year (989) and renamed Jingci Temple. The Song Dynasty was renamed as the current name. Song Yuanfu three years (1100), Su Yu came to visit and wrote the book "Six Six", and the successors carved stone in the temple, and then changed to "Six Six Temple". The area is 1.35 10,000 square meters, there are six flower towers, the pagoda is a pagoda, the plane is octagonal, sitting north facing south, the appearance is 9 levels, each two levels of dark layer, light and dark total 17 floors. The pagoda contains thousands of Buddha statues, also known as thousands of Buddha towers. There are also six ancestors of the master of the bronze statue, "six gong" and other historical relics and monuments in the temple. Every month, the first and fifteenth lunar calendars, Buddha birthdays, bathing Buddha festivals, Guanyin birthdays, there are large land and water law clubs, prayers and other activities. In the early years of the Republic of China, the eucalyptus trees were planted and the pavilion was built to commemorate Su. In 1980, the flower tower and the six ancestors hall were rebuilt, and the pagoda was expanded; in 1983 and 1987, the grand majesty palace and the Guanyin palace were rebuilt; and the Tibetan Jingge was built in 1993. Liuyan Temple is an ancient building with historical, artistic and scientific value, with rich historical information and deep cultural connotation.

The flower tower in the Liuyan Temple during the weekend Qingxin Tour is a colorful and distinctive Sheli Tower. Liuyan Temple is the title of Su Dongpo because of the six big banyan trees in the temple. The lotus blossoms are Zhengyan, and the temple is particularly holy. ​ [Cost-effective] Free, civilized Buddhas do not light incense only for worship, environmental protection

In the old city of Guangzhou, several temples are famous and all nearby. Like Liuxi Temple, Guangxiao Temple, Sanyuan Palace, and Big Buddha Temple, they are all at the foot of Yuexiu Mountain in Yuexiu District. Liuyan Temple can take Metro Line 2 to Zhongshan Memorial Hall or the park, or take Metro Line 1 to get off at the park or the West Gate. It takes about 10 minutes to walk out of the station. Now the temples are free and you can often go in and stroll around. The temple cannot burn incense, only point nine centimeters long line incense, the temple can be purchased, or the lamp can be used for flowers. The famous flower tower of Liuyan cannot be up now. Fortunately, I went up when I was a child, haha! The temple is not big, there are Daxiong Temple, Guanyin Temple, Liuzu Hall, and Buyu Pavilion to worship Buddha. The tour time is enough for1.5 hours.

广州六榕寺原名宝庄严寺，五代十国时改称长寿寺，后因苏东坡手题“六榕”寺榜，后来遂称六榕寺。六榕寺最耀眼的建筑是它的塔楼，始建于南朝刘宋年间（420一479年），六榕寺塔楼梯上有层层叠叠、具有规整几何花边的楼梯顶，展示了古塔建筑中的重要工艺。

Liuyan Temple was built in Liang Datong in 3 years (537), formerly known as Baozheng Temple, and has a history of more than 1400 years. It was destroyed in the early Northern Song Dynasty in the fire, and the Song Duangong was rebuilt in the second year (989) and renamed Jinghui Temple. Yuanfu three years (1100 years) Literatureist, calligrapher Su Dongpo once came to the temple to visit, see the temple there are Laoyu six plants, happy to inscription "Six" word, the later people called Liuyu Temple. There is a thousand Buddha pagoda in the temple, is a famous ancient high-rise building in Guangzhou. The east of the tower is the gate of the mountain, the Maitreya and the Weiyan Palace. The west of the tower is the temple of the great male, which is dedicated to the three statues of the bronze cast in the two years of Qing Kangxi (1663), which are the larger ancient bronze statues in Guangdong Province. The temple has a six-ancestral temple in the Huaiyin Garden, which serves as a bronze statue of the sixth generation of Zen ancestors, Huineng. The six-ancestral temple was founded by the distinguished monks of the Tang Dynasty. His bronze statue was cast in the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty Duangong (989), with a solemn and lifelike appearance.