Cheng'en Temple

Cheng'en Temple is located between the new and old golden roofs of Fanjing Mountain. It was built in the early Ming Dynasty and is the main building of the Fanjing Mountain Mountain Temple Group. There is a large square here, there are small shops selling food nearby, and there are tables and chairs for tourists to rest next to it. Without surprise, everything is much more expensive than the mountain.

Cheng'en Temple is located between the new and old golden roofs of Fanjing Mountain. It was built in the early Ming Dynasty and is the main building of the Fanjing Mountain Mountain Temple Group. There is a large square here, there are small shops selling food nearby, and there are tables and chairs for tourists to rest next to it. It is a place for tourists to rest.

On a flat-level vacant lot on the edge of the golden roof, the temple is not big, but it is famous for its excellent location. It is one of the key nature reserves in China, built in the Ming Dynasty and completed ten years ago.

Cheng'en Temple was built in the Ming Dynasty. The temple gate is still intact. The door is cloudy and the five words " Giving Cheng'en Tu Temple" are equipped with eight temples on both sides. Only some of the remaining walls are left. Step into the temple. The faint Buddha fragrance floats with the wind. There is no interruption of many tourists. It looks very quiet and solemn.

Cheng'en Temple, formerly known as the old tea house, was built in the early Ming Dynasty. After the destruction, it was rebuilt by Master Miao Xuan and given to the Golden Ding Temple. Since the mother of Zhu Ying, the emperor of Wanli, was practicing here

Cheng'en Temple is located on a small flat ground between the Hongyun Jinding and the old Jinding in Fanjing Mountain Scenic Area, Jiangkou County, Tongren City, Guizhou. It is not large in scale, but it should be very good to build a temple of this scale on such a high mountainside.