Guangji temple in Guanyin Mountain

Located on the south slope of Guanyin Mountain, close to the mountain and facing the sea, it includes three distinctive upper, middle and lower Temples: Hongfu Temple (Guangji upper Temple), Puqing Temple (Guangji Middle Temple) and Hongyin Temple (Guangji lower Temple).

Hongfu temple was first built in Xianfeng four years (1854) in the Qing Dynasty. It is located at the peak of Guanyin Mountain. The main hall is composed of the essence of hall, room, pavilion and garden. It features the Avalokitesvara statue and the eighteen Lohan.

Puqing temple was first built in 1784. It is the activity center of Guangji temple. The main hall is 9 meters high and the statue of Avalokitesvara is 6 meters high. There are 36 statues of Avalokitesvara on both sides.

Behind the main hall is the dizang hall in the West and the thousand Buddha Hall in the East. There are more than 1000 Buddha statues in the thousand Buddha Hall, all carved with white marble. They are crystal clear, white and lifelike, which is rare.

Hongyin temple, which was first built in the Tongzhi period (1862-1874), is dedicated to the marble statue of Guanyin Buddha. The temple is deep and full of wood structure. The hall is divided into two floors.

Address: Guanyin Mountain, Putuo District, Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province

Longitude: 122.371849

Latitude: 29.953745

Tel: 0580-7883137