Which temples are the old abbots in the garden?

Temple gardens include Hanshan Temple, Zhuang Jie Temple and Xiyuan in Suzhou. Chengdu Wuhou Temple, Hangzhou Lingyin Temple, Leshan Lingyun Temple, Fuzhou Gushan Yongquan Temple, guanxian Qingcheng Mountain Shi Tian Cave, Emei Mountain Yin Qing Pavilion, etc.

Introduction to Temple Gardens Temple gardens refer to Buddhist temples, Taoist temples and temples commemorating historical celebrities in English. They are one of the three basic types of gardens in China, namely, temple gardens, royal gardens and private gardens.

Introduction:

Temple gardens are only places where abbots live, but refer to the whole religious holy land. Its actual scope includes the natural environment around the temple, and it is a combination of temple architecture, religious scenery, artificial landscape and natural landscape.

After hundreds of years of continuous development, some well-known large-scale temple gardens have accumulated religious historical sites and celebrity historical stories, as well as cliff stone carvings and couplets inscribed by ancient cultural scholars, which make temple gardens rich in historical and cultural appreciation value.