A national key temple in Guangdong is located in qujiang district, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province. Which temple is it?

There are many temple landscapes in Guangdong province, which are part of local cities and have important cultural significance. Judging from the current urban development, many temple tourist landscapes will have high cultural attraction and have been well developed. Of course, judging from the present urban temple landscape, it is also of great significance. From the existing temple landscape, temples in many cities will have outstanding value, so from the perspective of future development, the protection of temples will be higher. Therefore, Bian Xiao pays attention to this temple. Many cities have outstanding ornamental functions in their temple landscapes, which will also increase their tourism income and make their cities perform better.

This temple is Nanhua Temple. There are a large number of temples in Guangdong province. Judging from the temples in the city, many temples are very important to their layout, which also makes their tourism reputation better. Moreover, there are many architectural layouts in their temples, which makes the promotion of their temples more prominent and the development ability is crucial. The cultural connotation of this temple is very rich, which will also help its temples to be richer, so its cultural value is also very high.

This temple is located in qujiang district, Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province. It is an ancient temple in Shaoguan, known as the first treasure temple in eastern Guangdong, and has always been one of the famous Buddhist temples in China. Judging from the history of its temples, it was built in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and has a history of thousands of years. In the vast history, it has also won many names and changed its name many times. For example, Zhongxing Temple, Fashen Temple and Baolin Temple are all its old names.

In the later development, in the Song Dynasty, it was named "Nanhua Temple" by Song Taizu, and it has been developing ever since. Its temples are large in scale, with a building area of12,000 square meters. There are also buildings such as Baolinmen, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, and Tibetan Classics Pavilion. Therefore, the development of its temples is also crucial. After all, its temples play a great role in development.

In addition, this temple is actually a national key temple in Guangdong, and now it has been included in the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. After vigorously protecting its temples, it has become an ancient temple building with cultural significance in the local city. As the birthplace of Huineng, the sixth ancestor of Zen Buddhism, many citizens are full of praise for the tourist landscape of its temples.