• Baoguo Temple in Emei Mountain

    Baoguo Temple in Emei Mountain

    Baoguo Temple, located not far from the gate of Mount Emei, was first built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is a temple that provides access to the gate and is also the starting point for most tourists to visit the scenic area of Mount Emei. The plaque of "Baoguo Temple" on the mountain gate of the temple was created by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, and it is also the center of Buddhist activities in the mountains.

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  • Leiyin Temple in Emei Mountain

    Leiyin Temple in Emei Mountain

    Leiyin Temple is about 1 kilometer away from Fuhu Temple, hidden in lush forests. The temple is not large, like an exquisite quadrangle courtyard. The temple is surrounded by lush greenery, and there are very few tourists here, making it particularly quiet. Only the low chanting sound of nuns in the temple makes it a good place for spiritual practice.

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  • Bailongdong Temple in Emei Mountain

    Bailongdong Temple in Emei Mountain

    Bailongdong Temple, also known as the White Dragon Cave Temple, was first built by a legendary Zen master during the reign of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). The temple was rebuilt in the early Qing Dynasty, and Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty once bestowed scriptures and couplets upon the temple.

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  • Xixin Temple in Emei Mountain

    Xixin Temple in Emei Mountain

    is a small temple which was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty .It is said to have been a place for Xixinsuo's laymen to practice, and later opened as a temple, hence the name Xixinsuo.

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  •  Zhongfeng Temple in Emei Mountain

    Zhongfeng Temple in Emei Mountain

    One kilometer away from Shengshui Zen Temple, there is a temple hidden in the lush forest, called Zhongfeng Temple. Taoism was prevalent in Mount Emei during the Jin Dynasty, where the Qianming Temple was located and Taoist priests gathered from all over the world.

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  • Yuxian Temple in Emei Mountain

    Yuxian Temple in Emei Mountain

    was built on a cliff in the first year of the Tongzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1862). With a small scale but a beautiful surrounding environment, it is often shrouded in clouds and mist, resembling a misty landscape painting.

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  • Shengshui Zen Temple in Emei Mountain

    Shengshui Zen Temple in Emei Mountain

    Shengshui Zen Temple in Emei Mountain , also Shenshui Pavilion, was originally the villa of Wu Yongxian, the governor of the Ming Dynasty. During the Ming Wanli period, it was renamed Shengshui Tmeple, and during the Qing Shunzhi period, it was renamed Shenshui Pavilion. The four levels of the palace: Guanyin Hall, Maitreya Hall, Daxiong Hall, and Samantabhadra Hall, are exquisitely constructed.

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  • Fuhu Temple in Emei Mountain

    Fuhu Temple in Emei Mountain

    Fuhu Temple was first built in the Tang Dynasty. The temple is hidden deep in the mountains and surrounded by towering trees. Today, it is a peaceful nunnery. There are not many tourists coming to Fuhu Temple, and the environment is very peaceful, giving people a sense of detachment from the secular world. The temple also provides accommodation and meals.

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  • Golden Summit in Emei Mountain

    Golden Summit in Emei Mountain

    Golden Summit, also called Jinding 金顶 in Chinese, is the top of Mount Emei, and the golden statues of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva in all directions on Jinding are a must visit and worship place for many tourists who come to Mount Emei.

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  • Emei Mountain Ecological Monkey Area

    Emei Mountain Ecological Monkey Area

    Emei Mountain Ecological Monkey Area, located near the "Yixiantian" below Hongchunping and above Qingyinge, is the largest wild monkey area in China.

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