Lingshan Temple

Lingshan Temple was built in Qing Jiaqing 11 years (1807). The temple is divided into two courtyards. There are 29 towers, including Octagonal Pavilion, Cihang Building, Jade Emperor Palace, Heavy Building, Bottomless Cave, Dutian Temple, etc. It is a large-scale ancient building complex of Taoism and Buddha. The existing lower house still has Tianqi Temple, Bell and Drum Tower, Sun Tower, Taiyin Building, Tianjun Building, King Kong Building, Cihang Building, Wanfo Building, etc. Tianqi Temple is a courtyard, and the main hall is "Master of Jue Shi Tianqi, King of the Tibetans"

Lingshan scenic area includes religious tourism, sports expansion, leisure health, rural picking and other tourism content. Lingshan Temple is a rare ancient temple complex in the north of China, founded in 1738, with three courtyards, upper, middle and lower.

Lingshan Temple Scenic Area is located in Liangshui Jingzi Village, Shanshenmiaozi Township, Lianshan City, Huludao City, Liaoning Province, 48 kilometers away from Huludao City. The core scenic spot of Lingshan Temple covers an area of 12 square kilometers, and there are more than 100 attractions in addition to the self-contained monastery complex.

Lingshan Temple, founded in 1738 (Qianlong three years), after 1806 (Jiaqing 11 years) reconstruction and expansion in the early Republic of China, formed the upper, middle and lower three courtyard groups. Lingshan Temple, pavilions layout clever, beautiful architecture, in the study of the layout and form of religious buildings in the middle and late Qing Dynasty has great historical and cultural value.

Lingshan Temple, pavilions layout clever, beautiful architecture, in the study of the layout and form of religious buildings in the middle and late Qing Dynasty has great historical and cultural value. Lingshan Scenic Area integrates Buddhism, Taoism, Confucian culture and natural scenery, with 299 towers and pavilions, and more than 1800 statues of Buddha and Taoism.