Zhunti Temple

Zhunti Temple is a temple without statues of gods and Buddhas. It is now an antique market where exhibitions and sales are integrated. This Zhunti Temple is quite big. Although there are no statues of gods and Buddhas, the small artworks on sale are pretty beautiful...

Built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main hall, the chapel, and so on 20, temple property 32 houses, incense fire is very prosperous, the Xiang Ke Luo Yunnan.

Now it is an antique market, free entry, there is also an art auction house, if you come in time to catch the pre-exhibition, you can also enjoy the many contemporary Yangzhou masters of calligraphy and painting boutiques.

Address: No. 10 Yanyue East Road, Yangzhou, I stayed in the B&B on Dongguan Street, Yangzhou for four days. I didn't go anywhere else. I turned the corner of this scenic spot around, including the Junti Temple. Follow the navigation, go to the Dongguan Street food street near, out Dongguan Street came to Yanyan East Road, walk not far to see the temple appearance. Only, the door has been hanging on the private collection market sign. I still curious, into a probe. The temple remains intact, with four in depths and a 100-year-old ginkgo, but all the interior space is basically used by various private collectors. The temple was built in Ming Dynasty, once a famous temple in Yangzhou, and then several damages, reconstruction, and finally after the comprehensive construction of the folk collection. The whole collection is quiet, no usual market noise, as if the world, walking around inside, looking at the antiques, the mood rhythm will slow down, although not know the line, looking at it is very interesting.

Built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main hall, the chapel, and so on 20, temple property 32 houses, 52.6 acres of land.

It's now the antiques center and you can walk around slowly, it's interesting.