Hangzhou Huiyin Gaoli Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Huiyin Gaoli Temple in Hangzhou was built in 927 and was originally named Huiyin Temple. It is adjacent to Yu Quyuan Tomb, Chen Kuilong Tomb, Yu Qian Temple and other historic sites. The ancient temple covers an area of ​​about 15,000 square meters, with a total construction area of ​​about 2,500 square meters. In 1085, Son Tongyi, the prince of the Goryeo Dynasty, traveled across the ocean to stay at Huiyin Temple to seek Dharma, and donated scriptures and funds, which made it famous, so it is commonly known as Goryeo Temple. It was once very popular during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, but was repeatedly built and destroyed. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, no building remained. In 2007, it was rebuilt with reference to the "Ancient Koryo Temple Map".

Attractions distribution:

Huiyin Koryo Temple has special significance and value beyond ordinary temples. It contains extremely rich cultural connotations and shoulders the mission of continuing to promote Buddhist culture in a contemporary spirit and continuing to witness the history of Buddhist cultural exchanges. There are free life pool, square in front of the temple, Chen Kuilong's tomb, Daxiong Hall, Lunzang Hall, Huayan Sutra Pavilion, Yitian Memorial Hall, abbot's room, bell tower, etc. in the temple.

Scenic spot features:

Culture, architecture, ancient temples