Zhonghua Temple scenic spot

Zhonghua Temple scenic spot

Zhonghua Temple scenic spot is located on the Bank of Lagu River, Lagu Township, 30 kilometers southwest of Fushun, Liaoning Province, across the two cities of Shenfu. Zhonghua temple, originally named Lingshan temple, was built in the Tang Dynasty. It was renamed Zhonghua Temple because of the two giant boas in the temple, one with the word "Zhong" and the other with the word "Hua".

geographical position

Zhonghua Temple scenic spot is located on the Bank of Lagu River, Lagu Township, 30 kilometers southwest of Fushun City, Liaoning Province, covering Shenyang and Fushun.

architectural composition

The scenic area of Zhonghua temple covers an area of more than 1000 mu. At the entrance is a large memorial archway inscribed by Zhao Puchu. Along the Shinto Road, it goes directly to Zhonghua temple, Longevity Palace, eminent monk's pagoda, five hundred arhat hall, Buddha chanting hall, lecture hall, Chinese ten thousand Buddha pagoda and the cemetery of Zhonghua Temple surrounded by dragon's back. The main architectural style of the temple is majestic and grand, which is a holy land for the spread of Buddhism and Taoism culture and a tourist attraction in Northeast China.

Address: zhonghuasi village, Wangbin Township

Longitude: 123.790224

Latitude: 41.765768

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