Checked in at Xuzhou Baolian Temple

It's a free temple, you can enter by scanning the code at the door, and you get three incense sticks upon entry. Admire the temple architecture: The eight halls, two pavilions, one courtyard, and the bell tower, drum tower and other buildings in Baolian Temple all show the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty style. It is recommended that you slowly appreciate the features of each building and feel the Buddhist cultural connotations that are revealed everywhere. Visit the various halls in the temple: The halls of Baolian Temple include the Heavenly King Hall, Jialan Hall, Patriarch Hall, Guanyin Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Seven Buddha Hall, Manjusri Hall, Samantabhadra Hall, etc. You can visit each hall in turn to understand the Buddhist cultural connotations in them. Enjoy vegetarian food: There is also a vegetarian noodle restaurant in Baolian Temple. You can try some vegetarian delicacies and feel the concept of clean health in Buddhist culture. Pray for blessings in the temple: Baolian Temple is a good place to pray for blessings. You can pray for peace, wealth, learning, children, and marriage in it, but please keep a devout attitude while praying. Observe the precautions: In the temple, please dress appropriately, respect Buddhist cultural customs, do not wear slippers, backless clothes, hats, sunglasses, do not make loud noises, step on the threshold. Also, respect the Buddha statues and scriptures in the hall and do not take pictures directly. Transportation and parking: You can take bus No. 3 or No. 112 from the high-speed railway station to Baolian Temple, and there are also free parking spaces in the temple.