Baiyang Temple

Baiyang Temple

Baiyang temple is located in the National Park of neizang mountain. It is said that it was built by King Wu of Baiji (632). Behind the Baiyang temple is the white limestone mountain range, with the rippling streams on both sides. The environment is very elegant. With the change of four seasons, it shows different customs. Maple leaves are especially beautiful in autumn. Daxiong hall, blissful hall and tianwangmen, designated as local cultural heritage, are well preserved. When you enter Baiyang Temple along the forest road, the first thing you see is Shuangxi building. The landscape of mountains and rivers is like a picture.

It is one of the 31 Benshan mountains in North Korea. It is located in Changcheng County, quanluonandao, North Korea. It's called Baiyan mountain. It was founded in 632, the 33rd year of King Wu of Baiji. It was originally called Baiyan temple in Baiyan mountain. In the third year of emperor Dezong of Korea (1034), it was rebuilt and changed into Pure Land Temple because of the promotion of Pure Land Sect. In the second year of emperor Zhongding (1350), jueyan came to live in Songguang temple, rebuilt Sanmen and Buddha Hall, and revitalized the great Zen Garden in the south. During the period of emperor xuanzu in the Li Dynasty, it was renamed Baiyang Temple because of the strange appearance that Baiyang came to listen to when the hall opened. In 1864, daoyan was rebuilt. Manan temple was built in 1917. In the second year of emperor Zhonghui of Korea (1341), he recruited all the great virtues of the mountains to build the Tibetan society. There are the main hall, the hall of bliss, the hall of Hades, the gate of the four heavenly kings, the tomb tower of Xiaoyao Shangren and the Shuangxi tower.

Address: 182 County Road

Longitude: 107.01607801649

Latitude: 31.402364637587