Shanghai Three Contemplations Temple

Sanguantang, located on Wan'an Road, Hongkou, Shanghai, is a temple with a history of hundreds of years. It is a more famous Buddhist place near Jiangwan Ancient Town. The incense is very strong. Due to the epidemic, it has not been opened recently.

Sanguantang can be regarded as a representative of Jiangwan Ancient Town. The yellow wall and green tiles are the symbol of the temple. They are usually closed. There are still more pilgrims in the first 15th.

Sanguantang is the only temple in Jiangwan Town. It was originally called Sanguantang. It was a Taoist temple. It later became a nun. In the past few years, the government of Jiangwan and Jiangwan Town joined forces to expand the temple. It has become the current scale.

Sanguantang, Hongkou District, Shanghai, is a Buddhist bhikuni road in Jiangwan Town. The monastery was built in the first year of the Qing Dynasty Kangxi, and the buildings are now rebuilt in recent years and have expanded in size.

Sanguantang, Hongkou District, Shanghai, is a bicchuny road field near Jiangwan Town. It is said to have been built in the first year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. There is a stone brick on the ground of the Daxiong Palace, which records the year of the temple.

It's a general place to burn incense, I don't think there is anything. But someone still went

Three views in the three view hall, three views of the three view hall positive energy.