Jinjiang Qinglian Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Qinglian Temple, originally named Gaoshan Pavilion, is located at the northern foot of Yanshan Mountain in Xindian Village, Chidian Town, Jinjiang, Quanzhou. In the 20th year of Yongdong's reign in the Ming Dynasty, the censor Chen Yingliang donated his salary to support the construction in memory of his old friend Chen Qinglian, a lay scholar. It was originally a double-story pavilion with four corners and pointed roofs, with green tiles and missing railings. The top floor was surrounded on all sides, dedicated to the great ancestor Guanyin.

Attractions distribution:

Qinglian Temple faces east to west. The main building is the Main Hall, which houses the Third Buddha and Guanyin Master. There are wing rooms and pavilions on the left and right sides. In front of the temple, there are walls, mountain gates, life-release ponds, etc. A cement double track with 24 stone tower lights leads to the temple, which is named "Bodhi Road". In addition, there are also the Patriarch's Relic Pagoda, which are majestic and extraordinary.

Scenic spot qualifications:

County-level cultural relics protection units

Scenic spot features:

History, monuments, ancient temples