What are the most effective temples in Hebei?

In the process of playing, many people will go to the local temples to pray, so what are the more effective temples in Hebei? Where are they? Next, I think Bian Xiao has compiled some related contents for you. Come and have a look!

Chengde mountain resort Waibamiao Scenic Area

Chengde mountain resort is a world cultural heritage, a national AAAAA tourist attraction, a national key cultural relic protection unit and one of the four famous gardens in China. Chengde mountain resort, also known as Chengde Palace or Rehe Palace, is located in a narrow valley on the west bank of Wulie River in the north of Chengde city center. It was the place where the emperors of the Qing Dynasty spent the summer and handled government affairs. Chengde mountain resort, also known as Chengde Palace or Rehe Palace, is located in a narrow valley on the west bank of Wulie River in the north of Chengde city center. It was the place where the emperors of the Qing Dynasty spent the summer and handled government affairs.

Berlin Temple (Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province)

Bailin Temple is located in the southeast corner of Zhao County, Hebei Province, facing Zhao Zhouqiao. Built during the Jian 'an period of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty (196-220), the whole temple covers an area of 80 mu. Known as ancient Kannonji, Ai 'an Temple in Southern Song Dynasty, Bailin Temple in Jin Dynasty and Bailin Temple since Yuan Dynasty. The current abbot is Minghai monk, president of Hebei Buddhist Association. 1988 May 12, Berlin Zen Temple was opened as a religious place.

Longxing temple scenic spot

Longxing temple, also known as the Big Buddha Temple, is located in Dongmenli Street, Zhengding County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. This used to be Murong Yan's Longteng Garden during the Sixteen Countries Period in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In 586 AD (the sixth year of Emperor Wendi), it was changed to Longzang Temple, longxing temple in Tang Dynasty and longxing temple in Qing Dynasty. It is one of the earliest, largest and best-preserved Buddhist temples in China. The temple covers an area of 82,500 square meters, with more than one temple 10, which is distributed on the north-south central axis and its two sides, with high and low levels and clear priorities. It is an important example to study the layout of Buddhist temples in Song Dynasty.

Puning Temple (Chengde City, Hebei Province)

Puning Temple, located in Chengde City, Hebei Province, was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a temple combining Han and Tibetan. The first half of the temple is Han-style, which has the characteristics of traditional Buddhist temples of the Han nationality; The second part is Tibetan style, imitating the architecture of Sangyuan Temple in Tibet. Two different styles of architecture blend together. The whole temple is magnificent, covering an area of about 23,000 square meters. The main Buddha statue of Puning Temple is Guanyin with thousands of hands and eyes, with a height of 27.5438+0 meters. It's avalokitesvara with thousands of hands and eyes, and it belongs to Jin Qi Diao. The current chairman is Master Sengen Tukingport. 196 1 year, Puning Temple was approved by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Shijiazhuang Pilu Temple Museum

Pilu Temple is located in the east of Shangjing Village, Dubei Township, Xinhua District, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, with Jiulong Lake in the east, Jinshi Irrigation Canal and Shiyan Highway in the southwest and farmland in the north. At present, the temple covers an area of 23 mu, including the mountain gate, Zhaobi Temple, Sakyamuni Temple, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Pilu Temple and other buildings 12. Among them, Sakyamuni Temple and Pilu Temple are both painted with exquisite Ming Dynasty murals, which are well-known at home and abroad. 1996, Pilu Temple was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit. Pisi Temple is located in the northwest of Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, east of Shangjing Village, Xinhua District, and 10 km away from the city center. Founded in the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, it is the only famous Buddhist temple with a long history in the urban area.

Kaiyuan temple bell tower

Zhengding Bell Tower is located in Kaiyuan Temple, so it is called Kaiyuan Temple Bell Tower. Kaiyuan Temple, located in the west of Dashizi Street, Zhengding Ancient City, Hebei Province, was founded in the second year of Xinghe in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (AD 540). Originally known as Jingguan Temple, it was renamed Jiehui Temple in the 11th year of Sui Dynasty (AD 59 1) and Kaiyuan Temple in the Kaiyuan period of Tang Dynasty. There are bell towers, brick towers and Tang Chuan ruins in the temple. Dharma Boat Hall is located in the north.

Bubeibao yuquan temple

Kaichan Temple in Gaobeidian, Hebei Province is an ancient Buddhist temple in Hebei Province and a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is said that it was built in the Tang Dynasty, and most of the original buildings have been destroyed. At present, only the main hall built in Liao Dynasty and the Heavenly King Hall and King Kong Hall restored by later generations are left. Kaichan Temple, a national key cultural relic protection unit, is located in the northeast corner of Gaobeidian Old Town Site in Hebei Province, north of China. It is a Buddhist temple that retains the architectural style of Liao Dynasty (AD 9 16- 1 125). The existing wooden structure is the relic of Liao Dynasty, and it is one of the eight existing buildings in Liao Dynasty.

Kaizhenji

Zhaohua Temple was founded in the Ming Dynasty. Located in the north of Jiexi Road, Huai 'an Town, Huai 'an County, with an area of 3,820 square meters. The whole temple consists of the mountain gate, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Houdian, Piandian Hall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower and North Building. It is a large-scale ancient temple mainly spreading Buddhism. Now it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. According to legend, the murals in the Hall of the Great Hero were painted by Ren Chao, a folk painter, with an area of 100 square meters and more than 500 painted figures, covering almost all the major deities of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism.