Yongquan Temple Gushan
Yongquan Temple Gushan
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Khu vực
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19 trong vòng 5 km
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68 trong vòng 10 km
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9 đánh giá
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chanlil
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia772 đóng góp
thg 12 năm 2019 • Gia đình
The temple is currently under renovation and only one part is opened. However they still charge the entrance fee of CNY 40.
Đã viết vào 28 tháng 12, 2019
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Blaobaba
263 đóng góp
thg 4 năm 2019 • Cặp đôi
I have been to this temple couple of times and I still can't get enough. Whole Gushan mountain area is great but this Zen (Chan in Chinese) temple really stands out.
There are marvelous huge trees as you approach it and they create magical atmosphere. The square in front of the temple is overarched by a huge tree and it's a great place to sit and enjoy.
Since April 2019, there is a direct metro line (line 2) that goes to the foothill of Gushan mountain. You can take a cable car from there or rent a car to the top (or even hike!)
There are marvelous huge trees as you approach it and they create magical atmosphere. The square in front of the temple is overarched by a huge tree and it's a great place to sit and enjoy.
Since April 2019, there is a direct metro line (line 2) that goes to the foothill of Gushan mountain. You can take a cable car from there or rent a car to the top (or even hike!)
Đã viết vào 17 tháng 5, 2019
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CraigNB
Greater Perth, Úc55 đóng góp
thg 2 năm 2019 • Cặp đôi
This is a teaching temple for the Buddhist monks. I was lucky to go with me niece and her Chinese husband so I had a lot of translation done for me. Very peaceful to just have a walk around and see what is here. It has a great view of some of Fuzhou from up on the higher levels. They are restoring this place and are still actively teaching. Nearby there is the mountains where you can also explore and relax. Friendly monks will talk to you, as long as you speak or understand Chinese, for as long as you are willing to talk to them, again lucky I had a native Chinese speaker but also an incentive to push myself to learn the language. Come and relax with some great things to see.
Đã viết vào 25 tháng 4, 2019
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ramiro2k
Burlington, VT6 đóng góp
thg 10 năm 2018
The imminent monk Xu Yun was abbot here so I decided to come, it's a big beautiful temple. Unfortunately, very little was in English so I could not understand a lot of things, but the place seemed active and popular. It is located on top of a big hill. There also seems to be a place to eat but I came in the afternoon so did not try that. It was very much worth it and I would come here again.
Đã viết vào 11 tháng 12, 2018
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Hawkdai007
Hồng Kông, Trung Quốc510 đóng góp
thg 1 năm 2018 • Gia đình
Visit to this temple was out climax of our trip to Fuzhou. It was a fascinating place and very peaceful and calm,
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
Đã viết vào 8 tháng 1, 2018
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96 đóng góp
thg 6 năm 2017 • Bạn bè
Location: Gushan Town, Jin'an District, Fuzhou
Historic background: Yongquan Temple was initially named Huayan Temple. During the Buddhism destruction movement by Emperor Wuzong in the Tang Dynasty, Huayan Temple was destroyed. Wang Shenzhi, king of the Min Kingdom, constructed "Guoshiguan" which was later renamed as "Yongquan Temple of Baiyun Peak of Gushan Mountain. During the Song Dynasty, Emperor Zhenzong named it "Yongquan Temple" formally. It was destroyed in fires for twice during the Ming Dynasty and reconstructed and expanded until its scale today. The imperial stele awarded by Emperor Kangxi is still hung above the entrance to the Tianwang Palace of the temple today.
Descriptions: Yongquan Temple is located half way up the 455m-high Gushan Mountain and has Xianglu Peak in front and Baiyun Peak behind it. Its peculiar architectural layout is famous for "invisible temple in the mountain and invisible mountain in the temple". It is honored as the No. 1 temple of Fujian and one of the key temples of China.
Opening time: 06:00-18:00
Ticket fare: 40 Yuan
Bus routes: One can reach the lower part of the Temple via Bus Routes 7, 29, 36, 40, 58, 69, 73, 97, 108, 112, 131, 137, 162, 170 and 302 and the shuttle bus of the Mawei-Mazu Liner Service and further Yongquan Temple by taxi (about 10 Yuan).
Historic background: Yongquan Temple was initially named Huayan Temple. During the Buddhism destruction movement by Emperor Wuzong in the Tang Dynasty, Huayan Temple was destroyed. Wang Shenzhi, king of the Min Kingdom, constructed "Guoshiguan" which was later renamed as "Yongquan Temple of Baiyun Peak of Gushan Mountain. During the Song Dynasty, Emperor Zhenzong named it "Yongquan Temple" formally. It was destroyed in fires for twice during the Ming Dynasty and reconstructed and expanded until its scale today. The imperial stele awarded by Emperor Kangxi is still hung above the entrance to the Tianwang Palace of the temple today.
Descriptions: Yongquan Temple is located half way up the 455m-high Gushan Mountain and has Xianglu Peak in front and Baiyun Peak behind it. Its peculiar architectural layout is famous for "invisible temple in the mountain and invisible mountain in the temple". It is honored as the No. 1 temple of Fujian and one of the key temples of China.
Opening time: 06:00-18:00
Ticket fare: 40 Yuan
Bus routes: One can reach the lower part of the Temple via Bus Routes 7, 29, 36, 40, 58, 69, 73, 97, 108, 112, 131, 137, 162, 170 and 302 and the shuttle bus of the Mawei-Mazu Liner Service and further Yongquan Temple by taxi (about 10 Yuan).
Đã viết vào 30 tháng 6, 2017
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ボルドー小僧
Kobe, Nhật Bản245 đóng góp
thg 4 năm 2016 • Doanh nghiệp
大陸で初めてお寺を訪問
中華民国時代の寄進があり、政府の保護を受けていた？
来ている人はほとんどが観光っぽく、台湾のようにお参りしている人はほとんどいない
立地は山の中で、非常に静かで、涌いている泉の周辺の巨石への彫りこみは素晴らしい（ほとんどが中華民国時代のもの）
中華民国時代の寄進があり、政府の保護を受けていた？
来ている人はほとんどが観光っぽく、台湾のようにお参りしている人はほとんどいない
立地は山の中で、非常に静かで、涌いている泉の周辺の巨石への彫りこみは素晴らしい（ほとんどが中華民国時代のもの）
Đã viết vào 9 tháng 5, 2016
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KennyQQ
Singapore, Singapore110 đóng góp
thg 3 năm 2016 • Cặp đôi
How to go:
I took a metered taxi from my hotel in downtown to Gushan Main gate with cable car . Fare about 35RMB
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Going up the mountain:
Mini Van touts at the entrance at the foot of the mountain. 9 RMB per person.
Cable car up. 1 way 35RMB Return 70RMB
Walk and climbing stairs : FREE a lot stops and food/drinks pitstops.
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Views:
I took the cable car ride up is about 25mins to reach. You will see nice view of Fuzhou city and many trekkers below you.
The cable car station at the top is not really the top or peak.
To go to Yongquan Temple Gushan you will have to walk the mountain trek and stone pavements for another 20 minutes. Quite a walk from the cable car station to reach the temple. Other sites along the way can be avoided.
Temple entrance fee is 40RMB many locals will avoid this century old temple because of the price.
It quiet place good for Buddhist to take a look at this. But I am a tourist I travel from a place far away. I do understand the entrance fee is quite pricy to visit. Maybe the local take a cut from it rather than the temple monks. I treat is as part of my donation to the temple.
I took a metered taxi from my hotel in downtown to Gushan Main gate with cable car . Fare about 35RMB
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Going up the mountain:
Mini Van touts at the entrance at the foot of the mountain. 9 RMB per person.
Cable car up. 1 way 35RMB Return 70RMB
Walk and climbing stairs : FREE a lot stops and food/drinks pitstops.
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Views:
I took the cable car ride up is about 25mins to reach. You will see nice view of Fuzhou city and many trekkers below you.
The cable car station at the top is not really the top or peak.
To go to Yongquan Temple Gushan you will have to walk the mountain trek and stone pavements for another 20 minutes. Quite a walk from the cable car station to reach the temple. Other sites along the way can be avoided.
Temple entrance fee is 40RMB many locals will avoid this century old temple because of the price.
It quiet place good for Buddhist to take a look at this. But I am a tourist I travel from a place far away. I do understand the entrance fee is quite pricy to visit. Maybe the local take a cut from it rather than the temple monks. I treat is as part of my donation to the temple.
Đã viết vào 29 tháng 3, 2016
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thg 11 năm 2014
福州历史最为久远的寺院，始建于唐代和五代闽国时期，如今所见大部分是明清时代的建筑。门票40，贵得惊人，寺院香火还不错，据说有镇寺之宝是三圣像的桑木长桌，历火不坏。除了看传统的大雄宝殿之外，国保单位鼓山摩崖石刻也多在寺院之中，据说是朱熹手书的“寿”字最引人入胜。
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