Pujisi

Wutai Mountain, as the name implies, is composed of five peaks, and these five peaks will have their own temples. The temple above the Nanfeng of Wutai Mountain is called Puji Temple. The area of Puji Temple is small, and the equipment inside is relatively old. But this temple is also a lot of people to worship, after all, from here to go down is basically completed, Wutai Mountain's great worship.

Puji Temple is an older temple in Wutai Mountain. The environment is quiet, solemn, and the Buddha statues in the temple are all older Buddha statues. There are more temples in Wutai Mountain and Puji Temple is better.

Puji Temple is a temple located on the northeast side of Houzhuang Village, Xipan Township, Jixian County, Shanxi Province. It is a key cultural relics protection unit at Yangquan City level. Here Puji Temple sits north and south, divided into front and rear courtyards. There are almost 30 total buildings. The levels are clearly defined, and the main buildings are arranged in a central axis.

Puji Temple, located on the roof of Wutai Mountain in Zhangzhou City, Shanxi Province, was built for the Emperor of the Suiwen. It was rebuilt in the Song Dynasty and was named Puji Temple, and was rebuilt in the Chenghua years of the Ming Dynasty. Located on the roof of Wutai Mountain in Shanxi Province, it was built for the order of the Emperor Yuan Wen. It was rebuilt in the Song Dynasty and was named Puji Temple, and was rebuilt in the Chenghua years of the Ming Dynasty.

Many people do not know where the Puji Temple in Wutai Mountain is. In fact, if you mention Nantai, you will know it. Although the temples here are not as spectacular as other Taiwans built, I feel better and simpler and have a sense of beauty. Maybe because it's the last stop I've ever turned around in five sets. There's a little nostalgia.

Puji Temple is located on the roof of Wutai Mountain South in Zhangzhou City, Shanxi Province. It was built for the Emperor of the Suiwen. It was rebuilt in the Song Dynasty and was rebuilt in the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty.