[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Huafeng Temple (Updated May)

#Guangzhou Itinerary The continuous rain disrupted my outdoor plans, but I accidentally set foot in Huafeng Temple and stumbled into a dreamlike secluded resort! Huafeng Temple is located on Huafeng Mountain⛰️. Although the mountain is high, it is not steep. The fog is filled in the rain. From a distance, the mountains are looming, as if a fairy palace is suspended in the clouds. As you step into the temple, you will see drizzling rain and strings of raindrops hanging from the eaves, like fallen necklaces from a fairyland. It gives you the illusion that it is snowing in the Forbidden City❄️. Sitting quietly under the porch, listening to the sound of raindrops and wind, worries and restlessness gradually melt away. This is truly a great place to soothe the soul! This ancient Lingnan temple was first built in the Tang Dynasty and was once a popular Buddhist holy place. However, wars and natural disasters have caused it to go through many vicissitudes. During the Anti-Japanese War, Huafeng Temple sheltered revolutionary patriots, but was eventually burned down by the Japanese invaders, and countless precious scriptures were burned. It was not until recent years that the ancient temple was able to regain its former glory. When you come here, you may wish to light a stick of incense for free in front of the temple gate and the main hall, and make a sincere wish in front of the Buddha statue; at noon, you can also taste vegetarian dishes for 10 yuan per person (served from 11:30 to 12:30) and experience the simplicity and tranquility. Please be careful not to take photos in front of the Buddha statues in the temple to respect religious culture. 📍Address: Yonghe Street, Huangpu District, Guangzhou 🅿️Parking Guide: 1️⃣ There are a few free parking spaces outside Banshan Temple. Drivers need to pay attention to the sharp bends on the winding mountain road 2️⃣ There is a large free parking lot outside Huasheng Park at the foot of the mountain, and hiking is also a unique experience #templetravel #weekendplace #rainydaysecretland #rainfogfairyland #Guangzhouhiddentreasures

Friends, if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, why not embark on a hiking trip to Huafeng Temple in Guangzhou? As you step onto this hiking trail, you will be greeted by picturesque scenery along the way. The lush forests, accompanied by the chirping of birds and the buzzing of cicadas, and the fresh air will invigorate your senses. Upon reaching Huafeng Temple, you will find the ancient temple solemn and majestic, with the sound of Buddhist chants lingering in the air. The temple's architecture is simple yet elegant, and the statues of Buddha exude compassion and solemnity, inspiring a sense of reverence. Here, you can temporarily cast aside worldly troubles and find a piece of spiritual tranquility. Although the hiking process can be challenging, every step of perseverance is rewarded with beautiful scenery. Hiking to Huafeng Temple is not only a physical exercise but also a cleansing of the soul. Come and experience this rare tranquility and beauty!

🎈 Everyone, there's a mini "Zhangjiajie" hidden in Guangzhou! It's called Ganzhu Mountain Park, a hidden gem that's not yet popular. Come and check it out before it gets crowded!🔥 📍 Address Near Buling Road, Yonghe Street, Huangpu District, Guangzhou. It's super convenient to get there by bus, with many bus stops nearby for easy access. Breathtaking natural scenery✨ 🎈 As soon as you enter the park, it's like stepping into a paradise. The mountain is 135 meters above sea level, and the hiking trail is surrounded by lush vegetation, like a jade ribbon winding through the park. Wildflowers dot the roadside, and butterflies dance among the flowers. As you walk, you'll see a clear artificial lake, with the water reflecting the green trees and mountains on the shore, like a mirror. The Tingyu Pavilion and boat are by the lake, adding a poetic touch. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook Huafeng Mountain and Huafeng Temple, with rolling hills and a solemn ancient temple. This view is simply breathtaking!💓

Surprisingly, no one knows about the grand Tang-style temple in Huangpu District🙏🏻, located right inside Huasheng Park. After praying for blessings, 🍃you can also enjoy fishing in the park, which is really suitable for the whole family. It's perfect to have a blessing-seeking spring outing during the first lunar month.😇 🔹Itinerary Guangzhou--Huafeng Temple--Vegetarian meal--Worship--Huasheng Park--Return Huafeng Temple was originally built in the first year of Emperor Zhongzong of Tang, and after several reconstructions, the current temple has been rebuilt, 🏯but still retains the full flavor of the Tang Dynasty, grand and magnificent.～🚗Driving to Huafeng Temple, it is recommended to drive directly up the mountain, where there is a parking lot, which is very convenient, and the scenery is nice. The temple is large, with a vegetarian hall on the right side, 🍲where you can eat vegetarian meals for free. Note the time from 11:30 to 12:30, there aren't many styles, but the taste is decent, 😇and what's more important is the kind heart of eating vegetarian. The temple also distributes free blessed rice, and you can add oil to the lamps as you wish. After praying for blessings, drive down the mountain directly to visit Huasheng Park, where you can camp and picnic on the large lawn🌱, catch fish in the stream🐟, and stroll around with kids comfortably～and parking is free for the whole journey, which is really nice. 🎈🎈For more off-the-beaten-path fun places, check out my homepage~ I'm Xiao K who loves traveling, with an 8-year-old meatball at home, love to share travel tips, and also keen to explore surrounding places for kids to play.❤️❤

You should visit N times a year, as it boasts rich natural landscapes, offering moments of tranquility and peace. Those destined to come here can worship Buddha, burn incense, chant sutras, and pray. The lilies on both sides of the Buddha hall exude a subtle fragrance. 'The Bodhi is not a tree, nor is the clear mirror a stand; nothing was there initially, so what can the dust alight upon?' Walking through the ancient temple is like receiving a spiritual cleansing. We usually choose to drive leisurely to Huasheng Park on the first or fifteenth day of the lunar month. The temple is halfway up the mountain, and you can either hike up (via trail or road) or drive directly to the temple entrance, where parking is free. There is also a lunch vegetarian meal service time: 11:30~12:30 Meal cost: WeChat cash donation at will Staple food: Rice, steamed buns, fried noodles Two dishes and a soup, the soup is really amazing, the first time I tasted a meatless soup that's better than meat soup! If you're lucky, there's also fruit, all offered by kind-hearted people. If you want to eat the vegetarian meal, it's recommended to go early. When we arrived at 11:30, there were already quite a few people in line, and if you go late, there will be no food left. Climbing up from the base of Huasheng Park is very friendly, with no difficulty at all. Many parents bring their children to exercise and worship the gods. It takes about 20-30 minutes to walk slowly, a way that most people can experience. Huafeng Temple holds many dharma assemblies, lamp offerings, lamp transmission for blessings, and Zen meditation group practices every year, and also provides accommodation services. For details, you can follow the Huafeng Temple public WeChat account.