Duobaojiang Temple

A punching point in Shangyu City, there are many people ～ There are not many free parking spaces in the parking lot on such a hot day. It should be a place with a story, but the current buildings are all renovated. ～ Both are a bit inconsistent, but free and commercial taste is not strong or commendable

Duobao Lecture Temple This is a temple around Shangyu City. The area is quite large. It is very majestic to look at the outside and then look at the inside. This temple is very brilliant! Architecturally or otherwise, this temple must have a lot of disciples and a lot of monks who came here to meet, and this is a great place. The Daxiong Palace is very spectacular, it is indeed better just repaired (● °u°●) ​ This was originally a building in the Jin Dynasty, and it is not easy to save it until now.

The magnificent Baojian Temple Chenzhong Mugu, Fanyin Piaomi is probably the most typical appearance of a temple. ～ The environment where this Duobao Temple is located is also very good. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides and a river (Cao'an Riverside) coordinates: Bus Station No. 10, Daqiao Road, Shangyu District, Shaoxing City: Duobao Lecture Temple Station is relatively close to Shangyu Railway Station. This should have been rebuilt. He was built in Dongjin. It was not called this. It was called "Longxiang Courtyard" before changing the name to the current name in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is worth a walk.

A place that is very suitable for weekend worship Buddha. The style is the only clean place in Tibetan Buddhism. It does not seem to be insular. Instead, there is a little more sacred. After the renovation, the parking lot and the temple are also steeply increased. The picture is just a handy shot.

For me personally, it is worth going, and there is no need to buy tickets. There is a vegetarian meal in the morning and noon. You can also worship Buddha quietly in it, provide incense, etc. Sometimes you can catch up with the class and study. The volunteers in the temple are very kind and the monks are very compassionate.