Ancient Temple Plum Shadows: The Most Traditional Way to Enjoy Plum Blossoms.

Legend has it that Yongfu Temple was founded in the 26th year of the Qianlong Emperor's reign, sealed in the 66th year, unsealed in the 96th year, and relocated and rebuilt in 2001. 📍 Address: No. 2, Lane 351, Nanchen Road, Baoshan District, next to Shanghai University. 🕙 Opening hours: 8:00–16:00, free admission. 🚉 Transportation: [One] Subway Line 7, Nanchen Road Station. [Two] Bus 767 to Nanchen Road (Shanghai University East Gate) Station. Baoshan Bus 25, Hunan Line, and Jiaguang Line to Nanchen Road Station. Bus 110 and 185 to Shanghai University Station. [Three] Drive and navigate to Baoshan Jingweihui Parking Lot (Subway Line 7), then walk for a few minutes. The temple does not provide public parking. 🌟 Highlights: In this serene Buddhist temple, four plum trees are in full bloom (February 25, overcast). They are expected to begin to wither in a little over a week. The four plum trees are located next to the water feature on the right side of the main hall, exuding a subtle fragrance in a quiet corner. The combination of the red plum blossoms and the classic yellow of the Buddhist temple creates a picturesque scene of classical beauty.