Rugao Baipu Buddhist Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Rugao Baipu Buddhist Temple is listed as "one of the eight jungles of Weiyang" and has an architectural style that is rare in the country. Legend has it that a white turtle was unearthed from the ground when the foundation was laid and presented to the court. The emperor named it "Fabao Zen Temple". Fabao Zen Temple, which has experienced thousands of years of vicissitudes, was relocated in August 1998. A number of cultural relics were unearthed and collected. In particular, the epitaph of Shen Qi, a high-ranking official in the Qing Dynasty, and the imperial stone tablet given by Zheng Dayi, a fellow magistrate of Jinan Prefecture in Shandong Province, have the most historical research value. . At present, Fabao Temple is actively collecting cultural relics that are lost among the people and can reflect the history of Baipu Ancient Town, and display them in the temple, making Fabao Temple a base for promoting traditional culture.

Attractions distribution:

Fabao Zen Temple is located at No. 7, Tongyang Road, Baipu Town. Its layout is like an "elephant" shape. The temple has a stone archway, a main hall, a Buddhist scripture building, a main hall of the City God's Temple, a room for empresses, etc. There is a "Zhaoxin Pavilion" in the center of the life-release pool, with a winding bridge connecting the pavilion and the bank. Shrimps, turtles, turtles, and fish are raised in the pool, and are planted around it. Hundreds of bright peonies, peonies, roses and other flowers. There is Wan'an Bridge built in the east of the pond, with ten scenes of Putang and poems by famous people engraved on the bridge railings.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, worship, history and culture, religion