Changzhi Fayun Temple

Fayun Temple, also known as Fayun Temple, is located in the village of Bayi, 12 kilometers south of Changzhi County, Shanxi Province. It was built in the Tang Dynasty and was named because of the "Gods in the world send clouds". The 28 Buddha statues in the temple are all Myanmar jade statues, vivid in shape and colorful, and are currently the only largest and largest number in China, building a complete jade Buddha temple. Now the "three holy Buddhas" worshipped in the temple is dazzling, the architecture is majestic and magnificent, and there is a famous manna spring on the right side of the temple, which is clear like a mirror and endless year round. In the temple, you will see Maitreya Buddha sitting on the front, and the four kings on both sides. The second entrance to the temple is the Daxiong Temple. The temple is in the middle of a statue of Sakyamuni carved with Myanmar jade, up to 3.2 meters, on the left is the disaster relief medicine Buddha, on the right is the Western Bliss World Amitabha Buddha, the back wall of the temple is the Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, surrounded by 18 Luohan with different postures. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it was named after the saying of "the number of gods in the world". The 28 Buddha statues in the temple are all Myanmar jade statues, vivid in shape and colorful, and are currently the only largest and largest number in China to build a complete jade Buddha temple. Now the "three holy Buddhas" worshipped in the temple is dazzling, the architecture is majestic and magnificent, and there is a famous manna spring on the right side of the temple, which is clear like a mirror and endless year round. In the temple, you will see Maitreya Buddha sitting on the front, and the four kings on both sides. The second entrance to the temple is the Daxiong Temple. The temple is in the middle of a statue of Sakyamuni carved with Myanmar jade, up to 3.2 meters, on the left is the disaster relief medicine Buddha, on the right is the Western Bliss World Amitabha Buddha, the back wall of the temple is the Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, surrounded by 18 Luohan with different postures.

Changzhi City, anciently known as Shangdang, Zhangzhou, belongs to Shanxi Province. Changzhi Fayun Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty and is well preserved.

The scenery is good, there are a lot of things to see, quiet and quiet, fresh air, cost-effective, it is recommended.

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Don't go now! Close the known repair! There is no notice on the webpage, only a piece of paper is posted at the entrance of the temple! I went from Changzhi, ate a closed door, looked at the picture, a famous big attraction, closed and posted a small notice at the door! I also took it. There were several official reception vehicles at the door that day, and I really understood that it was a repair staff.