Liangping Chongqing~Shuanggui Hall

Geographic location: Shuanggui Hall, located on Wanzhu Mountain in Jindai Street, Liangping District, Chongqing, was founded in the tenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1653), and its founder was the famous Qing Dynasty monk Master Poshan. Transportation information: 1. High-speed rail Take the high-speed rail to Liangping South Station, and after exiting the station, transfer to a shuttle bus for about 10 minutes to reach. 2. Self-driving Chongqing~Shuanggui Hall about 2:30 hours. The central axis ancient buildings include: Dashan Gate, Maitreya Hall, Mahavira Hall, Jietang (Manjusri Hall), Poshan Pagoda, Dabeidian, and Scripture Tower (Relic Hall), forming a spatial layout pattern of seven layers of halls. On both sides, there are more than 300 rooms of wing rooms and monk's quarters, which are scattered and orderly, connected by corridors, with 42 patios and sea views. Surrounding are landscapes such as the White Lotus Pond, Houyuan Pond, and gardens.