The internet-famous "Giant Pineapple": A Cyber Renaissance of an Ancient Temple

🏯 Banyue Mountain Changzhou Baolin Temple 🌸 Historical Significance: Originally built during the reign of Emperor Wu of Liang in the Southern Dynasty (527 AD), Baolin Chan Temple was a royal temple, one of the "Four Hundred and Eighty Temples of the Southern Dynasties." It carries a thousand years of Buddhist culture, and it is said that Guanyin Bodhisattva once manifested here. Internet-Famous Landmark: The 91.9-meter-high Guanyin Pavilion within the temple is a must-visit! Shaped like a giant pineapple🍍, it is surrounded by 108 golden Buddhas, with a 39.9-meter three-faced Guanyin enshrined on the top floor. Aerial photography is super impressive📸. Opening Information: - Time: 9:00-16:00 (Free admission) - Address: No. 98 Hongxi Road, Hutang, Wujin District, Changzhou City (within the Yancheng Tourist Area) Travel Tips: 1️⃣ Transportation: Navigate to "Baolin Chan Temple" by car, or take bus No. 61/68 to Yancheng Station, within walking distance🚌. 2️⃣ Parking: There are 1000+ temporary parking spaces around. It is recommended to avoid peak hours during holidays🚗. 3️⃣ Etiquette: Burn incense respectfully, do not bring meat, pets, and smoking is prohibited in the halls🚭. Nearby Attractions: Visit the Yancheng Ruins, Spring and Autumn Paradise, and the Wildlife Park to experience the collision of the ancient city and modern entertainment🎢. Zen Experience: Listen to the morning bells and evening drums, touch the Tang-style architecture, make a wish by the wishing pool, and feel the lingering Sanskrit sounds in the misty rain of the Southern Dynasty🕊️. ✨ One ancient temple, half of Jiangnan's history, waiting for you to explore!