Kaihua Temple

Zhanghua Kaihua Temple is located in Guanyin Temple in Guanghua City, Changhua County, Taiwan. I like this Kaihua Temple very much for the ancient sites of Changhua County. The main Guanyin Dashi inside is a good place to propose and ask for children. It feels very practical. From time to time, I will see young men and women come to burn incense and make a wish. Finally, I actually learned the moral of "shovel", which is very rewarding.

The Wuzhongshan Temple was built in the 16th year of the Ming Emperor Yongping in the East Han Dynasty, only six years after the Baima Temple, the first Buddhist temple in China in Luoyang, Beijing. It was originally named the Puzhao Temple of Daguangshan. Until the Ming Xuanzong, it was renamed Kaihua Temple and has been used to this day. During the extreme heyday of the fog, north of the two estuaries and south of Longwo, dozens of miles were scattered temples with no mixed houses, and thousands of monks. After the chaos of Zhang Xianzhong at the end of the Ming Dynasty, many ancient temples and pavilions of Kaihua Temple have long disappeared. The whole Kaihua Temple still has a dying ancient style, except the stone screen, stone stele, stone square, stone beasts and other antiquities in front of the temple, and the rare giant panlong pillars in front of the temple. 📍 Detailed address: 🕙 Opening hours: all day 💰 Ticket price: free 🌟 Highlights: #The temple has roses in the back mountain ditch, streams, and mountains, suitable for hiking.