A place that even many locals don't know about

Luoyang Jinlong Temple, a place that even many locals don't know about After visiting White Horse Temple, I saw that Jinlong Temple was very close, so I decided to go! When I arrived, I found the door was closed, which no one had mentioned. I thought I could only take a few photos outside, but then someone came and told me that I could pay a fee to be taken to another entrance. So I went in! I entered through a small hole in a bush fence, which led to a newly opened path. Once inside, I felt like I was the only one there, which was a bit creepy! When I reached the Dragon King Hall, I heard faint voices behind it, which made it even scarier. I went behind the hall and found a few other tourists who had arrived earlier and were almost done. They told me there were no more tourists inside! Fortunately, I later met a woman with her parents in their 80s, and we explored the entire Jinlong Temple together. They even took me to the Han and Wei Ancient City afterward. Jinlong Temple, also known as Jinyong City, was built in the 1990s by the villagers of Jin Village on the site of the original Chanxu Temple. They moved the Dragon King Hall of Jin Village into it, hence the name Jinlong Temple. Jinlong Temple was originally an open, paid attraction, but it is said to have closed due to a dispute between local villagers and the attraction. The facilities inside are quite old, and with few people around, it feels like an adventure.