The Faxi Temple in Hangzhou is really photogenic!

Many people choose the Lingyin Temple as their first stop when visiting Hangzhou, but the nearby Faxi Temple is even more picturesque, with fewer people and more spots to take great photos. Lingyin Temple is too crowded; no matter how you take pictures, there are always people in the frame. The platforms and yellow walls of Faxi Temple are very photogenic. The main spots to check in The popular platform, where you can queue up to take photos, is not very crowded. Around the main hall, there are yellow walls everywhere, and you can take pictures against any of them. The second spot is the platform next to the restaurant on the right side of the entrance, which is less crowded and great for taking photos. The stairs leading up to the front hall on both sides are also very photogenic, with a telephoto lens creating a nice compressed perspective. Various beautiful doors and stairs inside the temple can be used as frames for composing your photos. The golden wall at the entrance is also a great photo spot, but it's usually crowded, so if you want to take a solo picture, you need to be patient. The ticket for Faxi Temple is only 10 yuan, and it's not very crowded. It's just over half an hour's walk from Lingyin Temple, or you can take a tour bus directly, which is very convenient!