Zengshan Buddhist temple

Zengshan Buddhist temple

In today's Dangtu County, Anhui Province.

Zengshan is 7.5km away from the east of the county. It is surrounded by hundreds of walls and mountains, and "respects noble people like robes and wats". Zengshan temple was first built in the Tang Dynasty. It is a Buddhist jungle temple with 99 and a half rooms. It is one of the famous ancient temples in Dangtu.

There are ups and downs in history. During the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, the abbot monk set up a new monk. After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, most of the houses were destroyed by the Japanese aggressors. During the cultural revolution, it was completely destroyed. Since 1987, the abbot of cichan has been running around, asking for help, trying to repair the new buildings. The building area is more than 10000 square meters. There are more than 70 Buddhist halls, Zhaitang and guest rooms in the temple, including 9 Buddhist halls. In recent years, Mazu Pavilion, which was built by Sunan pilgrims, is unique and unique in Jiangsu Province. Zengshan temple is an open Temple approved by the county government and a municipal tourist attraction.

Address: 7.5km east of Dangtu County

Longitude: 118.59487915039

Latitude: 31.590272903442

Ticket information: market price: 3.0 yuan