Qingyunchan Temple

The temple was built in the second year of Xianping in the Northern Song Dynasty (999). The temple complex sits in the north and faces the south, and there are two generals of Hengha who strictly guard Buddhism. Entering the courtyard, the second floor of the bell and drum stands on both sides. Walk along the Yongdao to the Hall of Heavenly Kings, offering offerings to Maitreya, Wei Tuo and the Four Heavenly Kings. To the north of the Hall of Heavenly Kings is the Mahavira Hall, which is dedicated to the Tathagata Buddha. The east of the hall is the Guanyin Hall, the west is the Dizang Hall, and the back is the Tibetan Scripture Building. There is a door leading to the pagoda courtyard in the middle of the west wing of the temple courtyard. There is a Falun Pagoda, which is five stories high, octagonal in shape, square in shape and pavilion-style. Climb to the top of the tower for a panoramic view. Famous flowers and plants are planted all over the temple, which are colorful and colorful, which set off the majestic appearance of the pagoda.