Daixing Temple

The key cultural relics protection unit of Shaanxi Province, the seat of Yulin Buddhist Association. Free visit. Dai Xing Temple was originally the general soldier Dai Qinjia Temple in Yanxu Town, built in Mingzhengde ten years (1515 AD), and Yixuan was the temple. Sitting on the east and west, the existing five Buddha Halls, Daxiong Palace, etc. [View] Built on the mountain, [Interesting] Understanding Buddhist culture, [Cost-effective] Free.

Daixing Temple is located in the eastern hump of Yulin City. It is a relatively complete temple in Yulin. It is adjacent to Laoye Temple, Xiangyun Temple, Yuanjue Temple, Hongji Temple and Daxu. It is called the "four temples and one temple" of the ancient temple complex of Daixing Temple. It is a famous temple ancient temple, Daixing Temple was built in Mingzhengde 11 years (1516), formerly Yanxu Town General Bing Dai Qinjia Temple, Houshe is the Buddhist Temple, nearly 500 years ago. It was the past dynasties and the chief monks' association; it is the only Buddhist holy place in northern Shaanxi; it is one of the eight major scenic spots in Yulin "Humpback Emerald" and tourist attractions; It is an important part of the connotation of Yulin's famous historical and cultural city; Daixing Temple was announced as a key cultural relics protection unit at the county level in 1982.

From North Street to the south, after the Folk Museum, the next archway, on the left hand side is the alley next to the power supply bureau, after the kindergarten, next to the 10th Middle School on the uphill road, a look at the ground stone road to know that there is history. Go up and turn right. Now the scale is much smaller, and the residential houses next to it can only think of the grandeur of the year.

Daixing Temple is located in the mountains of Dongcao in the ancient city of Yulin. It is a relatively complete ancient temple in Yulin. Daixing Temple was built in the Ming Zhengde decade (1515), and was rebuilt several times in the Qing Dynasty. The entire temple occupies the five Buddhas' temples

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