Fahuaxuewen Temple

The temple not far from the front beach is only open on the first 15th and Sundays every month, free of charge. It is still under construction, but the main hall and the courtyard of the hall have been completed. There are very few tourists, so it is very quiet. The architectural style should be imitated Tang style, but it has brought in a lot of modern elements, but it is still very photographed, especially the water scene in the middle.

It should be a newly built temple on the old site, imitating Tang-style buildings, which are quite beautiful. It is open on the first, 15th and Sunday of each month and is free, but the monks seem to live in seclusion behind, and generally do not see tourists.

A bit remote, still good to find, the atmosphere is very good, you can try it.

Fahua Xuexuan Temple was newly founded in 2000. Since the opening of the mountain, it has been at the time of the Pudong Municipal Daxing and the Expo Zhangju. The temple has also changed its address repeatedly, and it has been turned like a feipeng. After a few twists and turns, Linpu Jiadi was settled around 2004 and adjacent to the entrance of the tunnel on the upper middle road in Central. The overall planning design is due to local conditions. For six years, on the basis of the unchanged overall blueprint, the Fahua Xueqian Temple has ordered many details. Under the common heart of Pusu, after the construction of the blue wisp of the road, its front yard has been large and opened as one of the reception desks of the Shanghai Buddhist World Expo in May 2010. Now Jintangxiong is in the square, covering the green shade of Central, and its style is different.

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