Yangzhou Zhunti Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Yangzhou Zhunti Temple is one of the largest existing temples with well-preserved buildings in the ancient city of Yangzhou. It is also the largest antique market in Yangzhou. The temple was once one of the "Twenty-Four Jungles in Yangzhou". Zhunti is the transliteration of Sanskrit, which means purity. Qing scholar Ruan Yuan once preserved the Song Dynasty stone carving "Sangong Stone" in the temple. As an ancient temple in Yangzhou, Zhunti Temple has also left many poems. In the old days, Yangzhou people worshiped Zhunti Bodhisattva very much. The incense in Zhunti Temple was the most prosperous on March 16th of the lunar calendar every year. Nowadays, Zhunti Temple has redeveloped its market function and has become a gathering place for people who love antiques and Taobao.

Attractions distribution:

Zhunti Temple is located at No. 6 Yanfu East Road, facing south. It has four existing buildings including Shanmen Hall, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall and Sutra Library, as well as an ancient ginkgo tree. There is a folk collection exhibition hall in the temple. The collections on display include sparkles, cigarette labels, tickets, rain flower stones and ancient folk beds.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, history and culture, shopping, religion