Nantong Tongzhou Nanshan Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Nanshan Temple in Tongzhou, Nantong, is a centuries-old temple with Medicine Buddha as its venerate. "After the new rain in Nanshan, there are boats on the green cliffs on the seaside. The ancient temples are burning with smoke, and the stone towers are ringing. The waves are returning to the golden beach, and the tide is full of fragrant snow gulls. The moonlit Sunlight Island is always Liuli Island." This is the Ming Dynasty writer Shen Jing The loose paintings I made while visiting Nanshan Temple in Tongzhou, Jiangsu vividly depict the Nanshan Temple more than 400 years ago. Nowadays, the ancient temple has been rebuilt, with smoke curling up and the palaces majestic, recreating the grand event style of the past and becoming a place of worship for people.

Attractions distribution:

Tongzhou Nanshan Temple is located on Jinqiao Road east of the urban area, covering an area of ​​100 acres. The temple buildings are designed in the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. On the central axis are the archway, Tianwang Hall, Free Life Pond, Main Hall and Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall; on the east axis are the Duobaocai Temple, Tongzhou Tower, Guanyin Hall, Medicine Master Hall and Abbot Tower; on the west axis are the Imperial Buddhism Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Ji Le Shui Yuan, Ji Le Pavilion and Sutra Library.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, worship, history and culture, religion