Where is the North Putuo Temple?

Beituo Temple is located in Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province. The national AAAA-level scenic spot, the first cave in western Liaoning and the northern courtyard of Luojiashan Mountain in Putuo, South India, is a holy place for Buddhist and Taoist monks, masters and believers to worship. It is famous all over the world because China Emperor Yelubi once lived in this mountain for a long time, and it was officially named Beiputuo Mountain.

North Putuo Mountain, the first mountain in China and foreign countries, is located five kilometers northwest of the ancient city of Jinzhou. The scenery here is beautiful and the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant. The scenery of the four seasons is unique. The North Putuo Temple, known as the fairyland on earth, is a treasure temple attracting worldwide attention.

Architectural characteristics of North Putuo Temple

Monastery is the permanent residence for monks to practice, supporting the majestic Buddha-Bodhisattva statue and embodying the abbot's three treasures of Buddhism, Dharma and Monk. In addition to Buddhists who often go to worship, it is also a scenic spot for the masses to visit. In order to make people correctly understand and understand the real situation in the temple, and eliminate the misunderstanding of the remaining feudal superstition of Buddhism.

Buddhism was born in India and introduced to China with a history of more than 2,000 years. Together with Confucianism and Taoism, it has become the mainstream carrier of our China culture. Buddhism is the perfect education of Sakyamuni Buddha to all sentient beings in the Nine Dharmas, and he reveals the truth of life in the universe for us.