Baiyun Temple National Forest Park

This ticket should be used as a mountain climbing, it's OK. I have a chance to go again next time. Just to exercise. There is a big ginkgo tree inside that should be more beautiful in autumn. Usually feel the scenery

It's quiet, it feels good.

There is no online publicity, just a few ginkgo trees. Along the way, there are garbage thrown by tourists on both sides of the road. Can't some trash cans be placed on both sides of the steps?

Very disappointed, the environment is dirty, the floor is full of garbage, no one cleans up. A temple should at least be clean.

Baiyun Temple, Huixian County, Henan, was built in the Tang Dynasty, formerly known as Baimao Temple, also known as Mengjue Temple, rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty, and now the Daxiong Palace is a remnant of the Ming Dynasty. There are six ginkgo trees in the temple in 1100 years, and there are still precious relics such as Talin, the ancestors of the Yuanming and Qing Dynasties, and the 500 Luohan Monuments in the Song Dynasty. It is said that Qing Qianlong once came to the temple to visit.