The Gushan Spring Temple

Gushan does not charge, but Yongquan Temple needs to buy tickets. Yongquan Temple is on the top of the mountain, and there is a scenic bus directly to Yongquan Temple. If you come to Fuzhou to travel, Gushan is recommended to buy a ticket to visit Xiayongquan Temple. Yongquan Temple is a temple in Fujian with a lot of history and fame. There are many historical relics inside, the environment is quiet, and there are many cliff stone carvings.

The temple is built on the mountainside of Gushan at 455 meters above sea level, with the incense stove peak in front and the Baiyun peak behind. There is a strange architectural pattern of "no temple in the mountain, no mountain in the temple". It is rumored that its former site is "Huayan Temple". Gushan popularity is Gushan Yongquan Temple

On the south side of Yongquan Temple, there are attractions such as Huilong Pavilion, Luohantai, Foge; on the west side there are Lion Peak; on the north side there are more than 40 scenes such as Yufeng, Baiyun Peak, Haiyin Cave, Shiguyan, Guanyin palm, Yufeng Pool, Baiyun Cave and so on. Worth a visit

Others say. A mountain in China. If there are some temples or ancestral temples, it will look very different. Just like Qingxiu Mountain in Nanning, there is also a temple hidden on this mountain in the provincial capital. The lotus pond viewing and video and the Daxiong Palace are all between the mountains. It looks very quiet and very quiet. Citizens like to climb the mountain to exercise for the end. Although the temple requires tickets. But the red wall road behind is still very suitable for taking pictures.

Gushan Yongquan Temple is the "crown of the temple", and one of the key temples in the country, one of the five major Buddhist temples in Fuzhou. The temple is built under the Baiyun Peak on the mountainside of Gushan Mountain, 455 meters above sea level, the front is the incense stove peak, the back is the Baiyun Peak, there is a strange architectural pattern of "no temple in the mountain, no mountain in the temple".