Diaobingshan Mingyue Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Diaobingshan Mingyue Temple is the largest Buddhist holy place in northern Liaoning, and it is also a standard religious activity place for promoting Dharma and benefiting people. The temple is located at the foot of Wushu Peak and was rebuilt on the ruins of the Empress Temple. The temple is resplendent, majestic and has a typical northern royal garden architectural style. Mingyue Zen Temple is not only huge in scale, but its environment is second to none. The trees inside and outside the temple are dense and orderly. There is a solemn and peaceful atmosphere everywhere. It can be said to be an ideal place for studying Buddhism quietly.

Attractions distribution:

Mingyue Zen Temple is huge in scale, with four halls arranged vertically on the central axis, namely Shanmen Hall, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, and Dharma Hall. On both sides of the central axis, there are symmetrically arranged bell towers, drum towers, wing rooms, and a multi-functional complex integrating Rongwuguan Hall, Qinglian Buddhist Hall, and Wuwei Zhangshi. There is a large life-release pond in the wide square in front of the temple. There are three stone arch bridges built on the pond. Standing on the bridge and looking up at the temple, you can see its carved beams and painted pillars, golden roof and red walls, which complement each other with Diaobing Mountain behind the temple, making it even more majestic.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 2A-level scenic spot, Liaoning Provincial Scenic Area

Scenic spot features:

Religion, architecture, temples, famous mountains, woods