Yuantong Buddhist temple

Yuantong Temple is the main temple of Luojia mountain, which is located on the flat land on the top of the mountain. The temple was built in the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty. At that time, it was only a small Yuantong nunnery. Although it is not a big temple now, it is full of people's voices and incense, and has the style of an ancient temple. Although the appearance of the temple is not amazing, the interior of the main hall is magnificent. Inside the hall, there is a 3.3-meter-high sitting statue of Avalokitesvara with gold and sand removal. Avalokitesvara holds a clear bottle with a kind and peaceful look. On the side of Avalokitesvara's body, there are 32 corresponding bodies of Avalokitesvara. The East Hall is the water Guanyin hall, which worships the largest Guanyin reclining statue in Putuo Mountain. The stone relief gallery wall is inlaid with the story of Guanyin Bodhisattva's universal products, which vividly shows the moving scene of Guanyin's universal salvation, attracting people to the Buddha. There is a stone Longquan ancient well at the back of the temple. The mouth of the well is carved in the shape of a dragon head, and the spring water flows out from the dragon mouth. Not far from the temple is a "fairy bridge", actually a long natural stone hanging between the two valleys

Address: Luojia mountain scenic area, Putuo District, Zhoushan City

Longitude: 122.44901619092

Latitude: 29.96837150965

Tel: 0580-6091346