【Chengdu Off-the-Beaten-Path Attractions】Baiyun Temple, a hidden gem in the city for prayers!

Hello everyone, welcome to Baiyun Temple in Chengdu! This ancient temple was first built in the third year of the Ming Dynasty, with a history of over 600 years, having experienced decay and reconstruction. The yellow walls and grey tiles, the green trees, and the thriving incense give a sense of transcendence hidden in the city. Baiyun Temple is located on Muma Mountain, facing the Willow River, with a scenery comparable to Wenshu Monastery. Here, there is a 9.9-meter-high golden statue of Amitabha Buddha and a 7-meter bronze statue of Guanyin with a clean bottle, solemn and majestic. In the temple, you can pray for peace, marriage, wealth, and health. There is also a vegetarian hall in the temple, 10 yuan/person, mealtime at 11:30. You can also have tea and chat here, enjoying a leisurely afternoon. Baiyun Temple is located on Liuhe Road, Xinjin District, Chengdu City. It is about 1.2 kilometers from Exit D of Huayuan Subway Station on Line 10. There are shared bicycles at the subway exit that you can ride. Admission is free! If you are looking for a tranquil place different from the bustling city, then Baiyun Temple is definitely a good choice. Not only is there beautiful scenery, but also deep cultural heritage and strong religious atmosphere. Come and feel it at Baiyun Temple!