Prajna Court

Going to Yongquan Temple, I saw a sightseeing bus to Panruoyuan, and I went on the bus. At first, I felt that the fare of 40 to and from one person was a bit expensive. When I arrived there, I felt worth it. There were 2 towers, a sad tower living in Guanyin Bodhisattva, and the Zhita living in Wenshu Bodhisattva, known as the tragic and intelligent twin towers. There is also Shigu Shuxiang to eat and drink tea, and Tianjie can watch Fuzhou City and shoot blockbuster movies. Not much to say, the picture above 👀.

Panaruoyuan only knows Yongquan Temple, but I don’t know Panaruyuan. Now there is a battery car directly to the right side of the entrance of Yongquan Temple. 20 yuan per person, children are free, less than 10 minutes by car, 2.5KM, walk about 5,000 steps, not far, early in the summer, you can see countless beautiful scenery, 28 degrees below the mountain to only 26 degrees on the mountain, cool! It is recommended to wear long pants when traveling. There are many mosquitoes on the mountain and they are poisonous. Anti-mosquito measures must be done. The promenade of Panruoyuan is beautiful, the fish raised in the pond is beautiful and many, cockroaches, duck mothers, and turtles, so uncomfortable! The two towers are spectacular and are constantly being repaired. There are countless beautiful peacocks, not afraid of life, let you follow the filming! A paradise like a place, you can go!

The environment is quiet, hidden in the mountains of resorts. Damei is hidden in the city and will go again! The hotel equipment is very advanced, it is a religious place, all vegetarian, and the taste is good. The accommodation is not external.

The cliff, the stone drum, the fragrance of the book, hidden in the depths of the Yongquan Temple, is a quiet place.

Bo re Garden, this ancient garden is located on the east side of Gushan Yongquan Temple in Jin'an District, Fuzhou City. It is the lower courtyard of Gushan Yongquan Temple. It was built during the Chongxuan period of the Ming Dynasty. It is not only a place for Nizhong practice, but also a holy place for pilgrims to worship.