Things to do in Putuo Mountain Scenic Area

This stay exceeded my expectations! The hotel has a great location with a nice sea view. The rooms were clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. Xiao Lin at the front desk was very welcoming and responsive, quickly answering any requests. The public areas were beautifully maintained and great for taking photos. The breakfast had a wide variety of options and tasted delicious. Overall, the place was quiet and relaxing, perfect for a relaxing vacation.

Puji Temple (commonly known as the Front Temple) is located at the southern foot of Lingjiu Peak on Baihua Peak of Putuo Mountain in Putuo District, Zhoushan City. It is one of the three major temples in Putuo Mountain, a famous Buddhist holy place in China. It is unique in planning, layout and architectural design. It is a typical representative of Chinese temple architecture and an important relic of official architecture in Zhejiang Province during the Qing Dynasty. It has high historical, cultural and artistic value. [1] Puji Temple covers an area of ​​26,000 square meters. The entire group of buildings faces south and was founded in the second year of Zhenming in the Later Liang Dynasty (916). It was rebuilt and destroyed many times. In the 28th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1689), Emperor Kangxi issued an edict to rebuild the temple during his southern tour and later gave it the inscription "Puji Qunling".

It's great! I take this every time I come here! It leads to Foding Mountain, which can save a lot of time. It's comfortable to sit up and walk down! The scenery along the way is great, and you can also see kittens playing. It feels so comfortable to be close to nature!

值得去，一路风景优美，有山有海，海浪声和寺庙的钟声很治愈，海风和路边的绣球花很惬意。33米观音像俯瞰众生，法相庄严。

Fayu Temple offers free incense and is very close to Qianbu Beach. You can take a shuttle bus from the pier to Fayu Temple first, then walk to Qianbu Beach to watch the sunset! Baibu Beach is a bit of a distance away, but it's a filming location for Journey to the West!

The following is a 150-word reflection on my visit to Huiji Temple: Stepping into Huiji Temple, one feels transported to a world of Zen. The temple's buildings are arranged in a harmonious pattern, their yellow walls and black tiles contrasting with the verdant mountains and trees, creating a tranquil painting. The glazed tiles of the Main Hall gleam in the sunlight, as if illuminated by the Buddha's light. Standing on the observation deck in front of the temple, gazing out at the distant merging of mountains and sea, a gentle breeze brings a sense of tranquility and peace. Here, listening to the lingering Buddhist chants and observing the devout worshippers, one finds an unprecedented sense of peace and cleansing in the soul. It truly deserves to be called the pure land of Putuo Mountain.

Qianbusha Beach in Putuo Mountain is truly a paradise on earth. It is the largest beach in Putuo Mountain, about 1,750 meters long. The sand is as fine as gold, soft and pure. Walking on it feels like walking on brocade. The wide and gentle sand surface makes people open-minded. The waves are moored on the shore day and night, and the sound of waves is endless, magnificent and poetic. You can watch the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening. Whether walking, sitting or meditating, it is extremely pleasant. It is a great place for people to forget their troubles and get close to nature.

The Zizhulin stop of the Putuoshan sightseeing bus actually leads to the Nanhai Guanyin. It takes about 700 to 800 meters to walk, and there are one or two scenic spots in the middle. There are a lot of people at the Nanhai Guanyin. The Buddha statue does not look particularly tall, but the view is good because it is close to the sea.

Climbing the winding stone steps of the Buddha's Head Mountain in Putuo Mountain, the moment you reach the top, the view is suddenly open, the ancient temple is solemn, the mountains and the sea embrace each other, and your heart finds peace in the magnificent scenery and Zen atmosphere.

The Bukenqu Guanyin Temple is located in the Putuo Mountain Scenic Area in Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province, close to the Purple Bamboo Forest and the Nanhai Guanyin Statue. It is said that in the past, a Japanese monk took the Guanyin statue to Japan, but the storm was so strong on the way that he could not go there and had to place it here.