Wuzhou Si'en Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Si'en Temple is the first modern temple in Lingnan. The entire ancient building complex imitates the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is majestic and in line with the yin and yang cosmology and the aesthetics of symmetry and stability. The entire Buddhist temple layout is presented as seven platforms, which means "successfully building a seven-level pagoda". Its predecessor was Zizhulin Temple in Qianjian. It was built in the spring of 1939 and occupied in 1966. Due to the construction of the East Ring Road in Wuzhou City, it was moved to Baiyun Mountain for reconstruction in 2002. Zhao Puchu, president of the Chinese Buddhist Association, named the new temple "Four Graces". "Temple" means repaying the four kinds of kindness: kindness to parents, kindness to all living beings, kindness to the country, and kindness to the Three Treasures. Si'en Temple is located halfway up the Baiyun Mountain, with the Baiyun Mountain in the Wuling Mountains at its back. The Xijiang River meanders from northwest to southeast not far in front like a jade belt.

Attractions distribution:

The main attractions of Si'en Temple include the archway, steps, main hall, bell and drum towers, dragon pillars, etc.

Scenic spot features:

photography, mountain climbing, temples, architecture, ancient temples, architecture