What temples are there in Dalian?

Songshan Temple: Buddhist Temple, built in the 11th year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty, is located at No.2-8 Tangshan Street, Xigang District, and is the lower house of Guangning Temple in Jinzhou. Qing Qianlong, Xianfeng, Tongzhi and Guangxu years were rebuilt many times. The temple is compact and exquisite, with 7 shrines, 4 temples and 16 houses, covering an area of 2 100 square meters. The temple fair is held on April 18th of the lunar calendar every year.

Lianhuashan Temple: Nanshidao Street in the city, next to the north gate of Forest Zoo. Temple architecture is a combination of classical and modern, with grand scale and spectacular momentum. The Buddha statues in the temple are all carved with Xiuyan jasper, especially the Three-Treasure Buddha in the Ursa Major Hall, which is unique in China. The temple is full of morning bells and drums, and the Sanskrit sound is loud and clear.

Chaoyang Temple (Western Suburb): Located in Xiejiagou, the second branch ditch of Liushugou in the western suburb of Dalian, at the southern foot of Dabeiding Mountain. The temple faces south, surrounded by green hills and accompanied by clear water. Chaoyang Temple was built in Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty, and the incense reached its historical peak. The original temple was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The new temple was completed on 1996. The temple is now composed of two courtyards, namely, the Mountain Gate, the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Major Hall, the Guanyin Hall, the living room, the Zhaitang Hall, the second floor of the Bell and Drum Tower, and the east and west annex rooms.

Anshan Temple: Located in An Zi Village, Ganjingzi (Xiajiahezi). Anshan Temple, formerly known as the Great Temple, was founded in the early Tang Dynasty. It is a quadrangle, with the main hall in the middle, the north facing south, and the attached hall surrounded by courtyard walls in the east and west compartments. The main hall is dedicated to the Tibetan Bodhisattva, and the auxiliary hall is dedicated to the four heavenly kings. 1949 was demolished as a product of feudal superstition. /kloc-0 rebuilt in July, 1995, renamed Ansan Temple, and built a Buddhist college, which became an important place for Buddhist activities.

Yongxing Temple: Located in Yingchengzi Town, Ganjingzi District, it was founded in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in 1998. Covering an area of 1 1 ,000 square meters, 15 buildings with a building area of 2,300 square meters, including the bell tower, the Heavenly King Hall, the Guanyin Hall and the living room. Yongxing Temple East Yard is the Yongxing Temple and Folk Museum. In Yongxing Guanyuan, there is a ginkgo tree 1360 years old.

Lying Buddha Temple: Located in Lantian Villa, Qiange Village, Xinzhaizi Street, Ganjingzi District. Standing in the temple square, overlooking the mountains on the west side, like a huge natural reclining Buddha, facing the blue sky and looking up at the sky, his nose and lips are as clear as plastic, and his lips are open, and the wonderful Buddha is saying. Morning glow and sunset glow complement each other, and their images are vivid and lifelike.

Jade Buddha Temple: Located in Ganjingzi Chengyuan Hot Spring Villa, it has been rebuilt in recent years, covering an area of 2,000 square meters. It is a traditional Buddhist architectural form in northern China. Jade Buddha is made of Xiuyan River Moyu (the national jade of China), with a diameter of 1.2m and a weight of1.8t. After carving, the clear height of the Buddha body is 1.8m, and the total height of the jade Buddha is 2.8m and the weight is 5.9t ..

Shoushan Temple: Located in Shoushan Park in the south of Xigou, Xiaoxinzhaizi, Ganjingzi District, there are several halls, such as Daxiong Hall and Tianwang Hall, dedicated to immortals such as Buddha and Bodhisattva. In addition, Lv Zu Temple and Luban Temple are two independent courtyards. Lv Zu Temple was built in 1909, destroyed in the Cultural Revolution, and now it is rebuilt 500 meters away from the original site. Luban Temple was founded in 1889, located at No.39 Wanshun Street, Changchun Road, and is now moved here. At that time, native, wooden and bricklayers in Dalian jointly built a ancestral hall dedicated to Lu Ban to promote local culture.

Bihai Temple (also known as Huxian Temple or Bihai Temple): It is located on a hill to the east of Bihai Villa in Dalian Bay, Ganjingzi District. When I entered the yard, the first thing I saw was the colorful and antique Juxian Hall. In the pavilion in front of Juxiantang, there is a big clock, and in the pavilion in front of Juxiantang, there is a big drum. There are four Buddha statues in Juxian Hall: three great-grandfathers Hu on the left and Hu Da on the right. On their lower right, it is their family members who are naughty. A group of immortals on the east and west walls are the dependents of Grandpa Three.

Hengshan Temple: Located in Putuo Cultural Park, Hengshan North, Dashidong, Longwangtang, Lushunkou District, it covers an area of about 20,000 square meters, with a temple construction area of 1.2 million square meters. Hengshan Temple was built in Han Dynasty and reached its peak in Yuan Dynasty. By the Ming and Qing dynasties, it had experienced several ups and downs and was destroyed by war. Reconstruction began in 2003 and was fully completed in June165438+1October 2004. On the hillside in front of the temple, there is a huge bronze statue of Guanyin.

Yongshun Temple: A Taoist temple located on the mountainside of Beigou, Cha 'an Village, Ganjingzi, also known as "North Temple", was founded in the 24th year of Qing Daoguang. In 1930s, Chagou Society initiated fund-raising and converted it into three temples in the main hall, where five clay sculptures such as "Nu Wa Niangniang" and "Guanyin Bodhisattva" were enshrined. Destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, it was rebuilt and expanded.

Zhenquan Temple: Also known as Zhenquan Temple, it is located in Tai Huang Mountain, an important town in Lushun Middle Road. Located in the deep mountains and surrounded by mountains on three sides, the temple is famous for its true springs, which are natural, cool and sweet, refreshing. Zhenquan Temple was built in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty, but it was destroyed by the war at the end of Yuan Dynasty, leaving only a remnant monument, a cypress tree and a glimpse of the ancient well. Later generations built the smallest temple on the original site, and have planned to rebuild the grand Zhenquan Temple.

Zhengjue Temple (formerly known as Panlong Temple): Located at the foot of Niuxin Mountain in Shenjia Village, Shuishiying Town, Lushunkou District, Dalian, it was built during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. In September 2003, the foundation stone was laid for reconstruction. On September 9, 2006, the Daxiong Hall was completed and the opening ceremony of the Buddha statue was held ceremoniously. The main hall is made of all-wood structure, imitating the architecture of the Tang Dynasty, and it is magnificent.

Changchun Temple: Located in Changchun Temple Village, Sanjianbao Town, Lushun. Changchun Temple was built in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty 1580. At that time, it was a small grass temple eight feet square. It was expanded in the Qing Dynasty, with portraits of Tiannv, Buddha Sakyamuni and Guanyin. Changchun Temple was restored in 199 1 year. Changchun Temple is now a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Dragon King View: Located on the hillside opposite the Tahe Bend Bath in Lushun, it is dedicated to the Dragon King, Guanyin and Wang Yao. 1993, the temple was repaired and expanded. Looking at the dragon king view from a distance is even more beautiful. The east is a little steep. There is a small lake at the foot of the mountain, behind which is a very empty land. Red tile and gray brick, a typical building in China, stands in a corner of this noisy city, really like a piece of pure land far away from the city.

Xiangshui Taoist Temple: Also known as Xiangshui Temple and Yunshui Temple, it is the most famous Taoist temple among the ancient buildings in Daheishan, Jinzhou. On the right side of Houtu Temple, there is a natural cave named Qixian Cave, which is more than 40 meters deep. In the depths of the cave, spring water gushed out from among the stones and rang in the cave. The spring water is clear and sweet, refreshing.

Chaoyang Temple (Daheishan): Located in Daheishan, Jinzhou. Because of its beautiful scenery, it was called Ming Xiu Temple when it was built in the early Ming Dynasty, and it was renamed Chaoyang Temple in the sixth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty. This is a Buddhist temple. 1993 reconstruction and repair. The mountains and rivers here are beautiful, and the negative yin embraces the yang. Even if it is nine years in the middle of winter, it is still warm as spring. "Chaoyang Ji Snow" is one of the eight scenic spots in Jinzhou.

Shigu Temple: Shigu Temple is a famous temple, located at the west foot of Daheishan in Jinzhou. The temple is quiet and the ancient trees are towering. It is an ancient temple, renovated in recent years, and its incense is flourishing. One of them is dedicated to Li Shimin, King of the Tang Dynasty, and it is called the Hall of the King of the Tang Dynasty.

Guanyin Pavilion: Water Temple, located at the northeast foot of Daheishan in Jinzhou, is the oldest existing Buddhist temple in Daheishan. Shui Sheng Temple was originally divided into two parts: the upper house and the lower house. The lower house is a four-in-one courtyard composed of 24 ancient buildings, which no longer exists. The upper house, which has been preserved to this day, was rebuilt during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, hidden in towering mountainsides and dense forests.

Tangwangdian Daoyuan: Located in Daheishan, Jinzhou.

Longwang Temple (Jinzhou West Sea): Located on the steep cliff near the sea on the west coast of Jinzhou, it was built in the Qing Dynasty and is elegant and simple. Whenever fishing boats leave Hong Kong or return from a long voyage, cigarettes curl up in the temple, and the sound of chanting is endless. "Return to the Sail of Dragon Island" refers to this, which is one of the eight ancient scenic spots in Jinzhou.

Zhenwu Temple: Located in Jindingshan Village, Liangjiadian Town, Jinzhou District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. Liu Jiang, commander-in-chief of Boluodong in Guangning, built a temple to commemorate the heroes of the Anti-Japanese War. Has been included in the municipal cultural relics protection units.

Temple of God of Wealth (Jade Emperor Temple): It was originally located about 30 meters outside the urn outside the west gate of Jinzhou City. The main hall is surrounded by mountains and waters, with prominent eaves, dense cypresses and beautiful scenery in the courtyard, which was destroyed by ten years of turmoil. The morning bell, one of the eight scenic spots in Jinzhou, refers to this place, which describes the scenery of Huang Yu Temple with cigarette smoke and melodious morning bell. The new site of this temple is Gezitang Village, Shilibao, Jinzhou District, Dalian.

Yongqing Temple: Located in Taishan Village, Dalijia Town, Jinzhou, it was built in Qing Dynasty with a building area of 500 square meters. It is divided into two halls, namely "Lingyun Hall" and "Daxiong Hall", as well as a meditation room and a Buddhist temple. There are monuments rebuilt by Kant in the second year, the clock in Tongzhi period and the bell tower newly built in the 22 nd year of the Republic of China.

Zhengming Temple: Located in Laohugou, Zhengming Temple Village, Dalijia Town, Jinzhou, it was first built in the sixth year of Tang Zhenguan and was destroyed by natural and man-made disasters. Now it has been restored and restored, and nine halls have been built, including Tianhou Palace (Mazu Tempel). The temple is large in scale, covering an area of 50,000 square meters, facing the sea and backed by the scenic Biandan Mountain.

Jinlongguan: Jinlong Village, located in the northwest of Dawei Town, Jinzhou. Jinlong Temple was founded in 38 years of Kangxi, with a history of more than 300 years. Here, things are rich and beautiful, and people are outstanding. Looking around, the mountains are surrounded by water, and the spirit is good. There are three temples, such as the Temple of Wealth, the Dragon King Temple, the Temple of Fire, the Huxiantang Temple and the Python Temple, and there is also a Cooper in the courtyard. Self-styled North Wudang.

Bao Hua Temple: Located in Baoshi Village, Sanlibao, Jinzhou (from Dalian, go back to Sanlibao Shen Xia Expressway 1 km, turn left at the intersection, go inside, cross the railway culvert bridge and turn right on the way). Bao Hua Temple is being expanded (June 2007), and there are three or four halls under construction, with a huge scale. At present, the main hall is a modern building dedicated to gods. The courtyard is lush with plants and many stone candle towers.

Qingyun Temple: Located in Xiaoheishan Village, Sanlibao, Jinzhou. This temple is located in the valley at the foot of the beautiful Braque Mountain, which is a fairyland and pure land on earth. Qingyun Temple was founded in Qing Dynasty and has been renovated in recent years. There are San Xiao Hall, Guanyin Hall, Wangyao Hall, Shenling Hall and Huxian Hall. There are also relics left in the early years, such as tortoise and camel stone tablets, stone pavilions and wall clocks. There is a lake fairy cave on the hillside outside Guanwai. Looking at Xiaoheishan from Qingyunyuan, you can see the natural wonders of two turtles sending their children.

Puguang Temple: Located in Miaogou, Sanlibao, Jinzhou, it is a newly-built temple in recent years and has not yet been completed (February 2008). This temple is very large in scale.

Jiulian Ancient Temple: Located in Donggou Village, Shihe Town, Jinzhou. According to legend, the Tang Dynasty was founded in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty and was renovated. This temple is an important Buddhist temple, with jurisdiction ranging from Qianshan in the north to Penglai in the south, the Yellow Sea in the east and Xiong Yue in the west. Every year on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, the residents in the neighborhood will come here to attend the temple fair.

Buddhist Temple: Also known as Qingyun Temple, it is located in Xiaoheishan, Shihe, Jinzhou. It is hidden in the cliff near the main peak, and it is only a corner from a distance. It can be called an ancient temple in the mountains. Buddhist temple is an ancient temple built in Ming Dynasty. The front wall, side wall and roof are made of granite strips in the first half, and the stone wall caves in the second half. All the strips are bonded by rice soup and lime slurry, which is very strong. After hundreds of years of wind and rain erosion and man-made destruction, the ancient Buddha statues in the temple have long disappeared, and the existing Buddha statues and Guanyin statues have only recently been placed.

Wucaishen Temple: Also known as Guandi Temple and Guanlaoye Temple, it was originally located in the center of Jinzhou Ancient City, built in Liao Dynasty and demolished in 1950s. With the approval of the government, Guandi Temple has been moved to Liujiadian, Shilibao, Jinzhou, and construction started on July 7, 2007.

Qingquan Temple: Located in Putaogou Village, Xingtai Town, pulandian city. This temple was built during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. It is a thousand-year-old temple, known as "the first temple in southern Liaoning". Although Qingquan Temple is a Buddhist temple, it is a combination of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. At the same time, we can see some religious differences between the ethnic minorities in Northeast China and the Central Plains. Although the Central Plains and Northern Xinjiang have been intermittently 1000 years, the history of ancient civilization in China is continuous. Now the temple is well preserved and some defects are gradually repaired.

Hongji: Located halfway up the mountain at the southern end of Erlong Mountain in Anbo Town, pulandian city, it covers an area of 1 1,000 square meters, with an auditorium in the middle and meditation rooms on both sides. The temple was built in the Ming Dynasty and was renovated four times in the Qing Dynasty. In the 1980 s and 1990 s, after several repairs, it was completely new. Seen from a distance, Hongji is surrounded by two dragons with their backs to Xiongfeng Mountain. It is an atmospheric elephant, which is fascinating. Although the temple was built in the Ming Dynasty, it has been renovated several times and now has the architectural style of the Qing Dynasty.

Jade Emperor Temple: Located in Anbo Hot Spring Resort in Pulandian, it was built in the Sejong period of Jin Dynasty, more than 800 years ago. It was rebuilt in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties and built in the sixth year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty. There are halls, bell towers, mountain gates, monk rooms and city walls, covering an area of 3,500 square meters. It was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. 1995, the Jade Emperor Temple "Lingxiao Jade Hall" was rebuilt, with a construction area of 100 square meter, containing more than ten statues of the Jade Emperor, the Dragon King and Li Tianwang.

Longshan Temple: Located in Erlongshan Park of Pulandian Ring Forest Park, it is a restored ancient building. It was built in the Ming Dynasty. Temple Buddha, Buddha around. Buddha statues are all clay sculptures and golden bodies, with detailed and lifelike images. The temple is carved with beams and painted with buildings, glazed tiles and Zhu columns, resplendent and magnificent.

Guandi Temple (Pulandian): Located in nanshan park, pulandian city, it was built in Qing Dynasty. Different from other ancient temples, it does not sit north and south, but sits south and north, perching on Nanshan, overlooking the whole Pulandian city. Its architectural pattern is very simple, with only one main hall, three rooms wide and one deep. This is a hard mountain building with a very simple style, as kind as the house next door. It is a rare ancient building in Qing Dynasty. Because this temple is dedicated to Guan Gong, it is called Guan Di Temple.

Customs clearance: Located in Chengzitan Town, pulandian city, it was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and has a history of 400 years. There is the ancestor of Sanqing in the view, hence the name Sanqing view. Rebuilt on 1994, covering an area of1130m2. There are 20 natural temples with a building area of more than 600 square meters.

Longtan Temple: Also known as Taishan Temple, it is located in Rong Feng Street, pulandian city (downstream of May 4th Reservoir in Beitai Village, Paozi Township). Built in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong, it is named Longwang Temple. Guangxu was rebuilt in 6 years, and it was named Taishan Temple. Destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. In 2005, it was rebuilt and renamed Longtan Temple. It has the main entrance, the mountain gate, the hall of the protector, the hall of the heavenly king, the hall of the dragon king, the hall of the medicine king, the hall of the goddess of mercy, the releasing pond and the temple.

Baiyun Mountain Temple: Located in Baiyun Mountain, Yuantai Town, Pulandian. Baiyun Mountain Temple was built in the late Qing Dynasty. More than ten temples, such as Sanqing Temple, Huang Yu Temple, Kannonji Temple, Jiusheng Temple and Husan Taiye Temple, are distributed on nine bibcock-shaped cliffs with equal distance, which are simple and elegant, magnificent and colorful. Now, the temple group of Baiyun Mountain, known as "Baiyun Temple", integrates Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism, with Taoism as the mainstay.

Gaoming Temple: Located in the south of Guangde Mansion, Shabao Town, Pulandian, it is said that it was built in Jiaqing and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The temple sits west facing east, and is built on the mountain, surrounded by mountains and peaks, with lush vegetation. Climbing up the mountain road, temples hidden among the pines and cypresses appear one by one, embedded in the Shan Ye Valley. The hall goes up step by step, and the uneven levels are arranged layer by layer. The temple has a yellow wall and a red door, which is strewn at random in height, alternating with light and shade, and is magnificent. The Buddha statues in the temple are lifelike and exquisite.

Sanguan Temple: Located in Nanshantun at the southern foot of Baiyun Mountain in Yuantai Town, Pulandian, it is a Taoist temple.

Jiahe Temple: Also known as Shuangquan Temple (Pulandian), it is located in Dongshan, Wangtun, Zhaolu Village, Jiahesi Town, pulandian city, with a total area of 250 hectares. The temple was founded in the Tang Dynasty with a history of 1200 years. The incense belongs to the Hui Jin School of Taoism. Despite repeated wars and defeats, it was preserved under the restoration of celebrities and good guests.

Wanghai Temple (Pulandian): Located on the south slope of Maoshan Mountain in Fuquan Village, Jiulongshan Scenic Area, Shuangta Town, Pulandian. It was built in the period of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, and was later destroyed and rebuilt. Nearby, there is a cliff stone carving of the Jin Dynasty built 800 years ago, also known as the cliff statue of Wanghai Temple. Cliff stone carvings are key cultural relics protection units in Liaoning Province.

Fumyoji: Located at the foot of Laomao Mountain in Yixiang, Pulandian, it was built in the eighth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 165 1) and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Now it is rebuilt according to the style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the layout is: the four-story courtyard of Shanmen, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Guanyin Hall and Tibetan Classics Building. The architecture of the whole temple is arranged according to the central axis and the mountain. The temples overlap, the courtyards change, the heights are scattered, and the priorities are clear. Between the temples, winding paths lead to secluded places, carved beams and painted buildings, flying eaves and climbing walls, which are spectacular.

Kannonji: Located in Planyuan Terrace.

Yongfeng Temple: Located in Wafangdian, Fuzhou. According to the inscription, Yongfeng Temple was built in Liaojin and rebuilt in 1993, with a construction area of 600 square meters. Next to the temple is the Yongfeng Pagoda built in Liao Dynasty. It is one of the eight ancient scenic spots in Fuzhou, known as "Yongfeng Sunset Red".

Yongquan Temple: Located in Xialongshan Village, Daming Mountain in the northern suburb of Wafangdian, about 5 kilometers away from the urban area. The temple was built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Because there was a flowing spring at the temple, it was named Ganquan Temple. The spring water is sweet and sweet. In six years, it was renamed Yongquan Temple, which is now divided into two houses: Buddhism and Taoism. It is a famous temple in southern Liaoning.

Wen Sheng Temple: Located in Jiangwa Village, Gangdian Office, Wafangdian, it was built at 1938 and was formerly called "Wen Sheng Temple". This temple is dedicated to the icon of Confucius and was destroyed in the year of disaster. During the period of 1999, the restoration and reconstruction work began in an abandoned site of Wen Sheng Temple. Old houses were renovated, and new Buddha statues and Confucius statues were welcomed.

Baolong Courtyard: Located in Laopipu Village, Gangdian Office in the western suburbs of wafangdian city, it was built during the reign of Qing Qianlong and was destroyed in the 1960s. Now there are Guanyin Hall, Dizang Hall, Sengliao Hall and Zhaitang Hall. Baolongyuan is the Dojo of avalokitesvara, where thousands of avalokitesvara statues are enshrined. The Christmas of Guanyin Bodhisattva on February 19 of the lunar calendar is a large temple fair in Baolongyuan.

Longhua Palace: Located in Longtan Mountain, Delis Town, northern wafangdian city. Longtan Mountain is 425.3 meters above sea level, divided into two peaks, north and south, facing each other tall and straight, with beautiful scenery. Longhua Palace was built in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty (rebuilt in 1994), with a building area of1200m2. Composed of two temples, it is the center of Taoist activities in southern Liaoning.

Wanghai Temple (Wafangdian): Located in Jiangtun Village, Paoya Township, wafangdian city.

Baolin Temple: Located in Xiping Mountain, Tuoshan Township, wafangdian city. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, the temple once echoed the east and west of Yongfeng Temple in Fuzhou, and it is one of the eight major temples in southern Liaoning. Destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. Approved by Dalian Municipal Bureau of Religious Affairs in 2004, it is under construction (May 2008).

Longwang Temple (Wafangdian, Li Guan): Located in Li Guan, Wafangdian. The temples are exquisite, overlapping and built on the mountain. There are bell tower and drum tower on the east and west sides of the temple, and there are five main halls in the temple. There are 99,999 dragon patterns carved in different positions in the main hall, and the mighty and sacred dragon king is enshrined in front and back. The whole temple is antique and resplendent. Longwang Temple was built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Now the Longwang Temple is rebuilt on the original site.

Deli Temple: Located at the southern foot of Longhu Mountain in Xili Village, Deli Temple Town, wafangdian city, it was founded in the Tang Dynasty. This temple was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. 1990 reduction, integration of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Covering an area of about 5,600 square meters, there are buildings such as Daxiong Hall, Niangniang Hall, Pharmacist Hall and Liao Fang. The temple is surrounded by mountains, standing in the courtyard of the temple, looking up at the dragon head of Longshan, followed by Tiger Hill. The earliest tablet-carrying beast in front of the temple has been broken. There is a lake fairy cave in the west of the temple. Years of incense have blackened the cave.

Wan 'an Temple: Located in Jianshangou, Xingtun Village, Wanjialing Town, wafangdian city, it was founded in 2002, covering an area of about 6.5438+0.48 million square meters, with a construction area of more than 600 square meters. There are four great bodhisattvas: Mahayana Hall, Buddha Hall and Zhaitang Hall, among which the statues of Siddhartha Gautama, Pharmacist Buddha and Amitabha Buddha, which are 3.5 meters high, are dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and Manjusri Bodhisattva in four corners, and eighteen arhats are dedicated to both sides. The eighth day of April is a temple fair every year.

Tang Sangong: Located in Changxing Island, wafangdian city.

Kannonji: Located in Haishang Village, Changxing Island, wafangdian city, it was founded in the late Ming Dynasty. All dynasties were rebuilt and destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. Rebuilt in 1995, the Hall of Ursa Major, the Hall of Pharmacists, the Hall of Guanyin and the Hall of Dizang were successively built.

Fuquan Temple: Located in Tumenling, Songshu Reservoir, wafangdian city.

Chaoyang Temple (Wafangdian): Located at the south foot of Dongping Mountain in Yushufang Village, wafangdian city Sun Office.

Guan Hai Temple: Guan Hai Temple in Xianyuwan, Wafangdian, formerly known as Xiyongfeng Temple, also known as Sakyamuni Temple, commonly known as Luohan Temple. The original site of the temple is located in the north of Liangtun Mountain, Wanghai Village, Shengli Township, Xianyu Bay. The historic West Yongfeng Temple was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, with an area of about 1.200 square meters. It is a famous temple in southern Liaoning. 1992, it was rebuilt 400 miles away from the original temple and renamed Guan Hai Temple. The new temple covers an area of10.2 million square meters, and the construction area of Daxiong Hall, Dizang King Hall, Shanmen and Bell and Drum Tower is 800 square meters.

Yun Qi Temple: Located in Caotun, Xietun Town, wafangdian city, formerly known as Guanyin Pavilion. The temple was built in Qing Daoguang for forty years and covers an area of about two hectares. It is built on the mountain and according to the terrain. It is carved from black brick and granite. Looking up, the eaves were towering, monsters crouched, carved beams and painted buildings, and the golden wall was brilliant, which was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. In 2002, it was restored and Guanyin Hall, SengLiao and Zhaitang were built.

Saints Temple: Located in Luogou Village, Taiyang Township, wafangdian city.

Lingchi Temple: Located in Sidaogou, Yintun, wafangdian city.

Huokeji: Located in Chengshan Town, Zhuanghe. Hokkeji, a Buddhist temple, was built in the forty-second year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty. There are three stout ginkgo trees behind the temple and an ancient monument of the Ming Dynasty. Although the inscription is vague, it still has important value. Now there are all female Buddhists here, and people call them "two monks". There are three bodhisattvas in the main hall of Fokker's lower hall, among which the statue of Zhunti Bodhisattva, Guanyin with a thousand hands, has 48 arms, each holding one.

Five Old Palaces: Located in Chengshan Town, Zhuanghe. Built in the early years of the Republic of China, Wulao Palace is a Taoist temple dedicated to the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth. The temple building is magnificent, carved with beams and painted columns. The huge granite signboard in front of the palace reads "Purple gas comes from the east".

Longfeng Temple: Located in Songlin Village, Guangming Town, zhuanghe city. Longfeng Temple was built in the 13th year of Qing Daoguang, located at the south foot of the mountain peak, surrounded by temples and mountains and green trees.

Puhua Temple: Located in Zhenxi Village, Qingduizi Town, zhuanghe city. As early as the Tang Dynasty, a stone temple was built here. In the sixth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, there were five halls in Daxiong, three halls in the front and three halls on both sides, plus 26 halls in the East-West Corridor, Kitchen and Guan Gong Hall. This beautifully carved and lifelike Buddha statue was renamed "Puhua Temple". Since then, it has been repaired in all dynasties, and there are 12 famous inscriptions, which are described in detail. In the eighth year of Qianlong, Puhua Temple in Tianhou Palace was built for Poseidon.

Xianrendong Temple (Upper Temple): Xianrendong Temple is located in Bingyugou Scenic Area, Xianrendong Town, Zhuanghe, and is divided into Upper Temple and Lower Temple. Shangmiao, also known as Prajna Cave, was built in the 20th year of Tianyuan (AD 1397). There are three major Buddhist temples, with Sakyamuni Buddha in the middle, King Buddha in the east and Maitreya Buddha in the west. There are eighteen arhats on both sides. There are three rooms in the east wing, which are meditation halls. There is a bell tower on the east side of the city gate, and a watchtower on the west platform of the city gate.

Xianrendong Temple (Xiamiao): Xiamiao, also known as Shui Sheng Temple, was founded in the 32nd year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty. Dean 12 meters above, two halls. There are five corridors in the east and west of the house of commons, with 1 gatehouse on both sides. There is a forest of steles in the courtyard, which contains steles for rebuilding temples in past dynasties and dozens of chastity steles for chastity women and martyrs in past dynasties.

Wanghai Temple (Zhuanghe): Located in Yang Mingshan, Yangming Town, zhuanghe city. It is impossible to prove when the temple was built, but according to historical records, Wanghai Temple was restored in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and it was restored again in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. Fiona Fang's 500-mile fields are the property of temples, which were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. There are stone tablets and temple front walls left over from the restoration of the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of about 4,000 square meters. There are Buddhist chanting halls, sea temples, cloud water halls and squats.

Haifeng Temple: Located in Dongsheng Village, Shicheng Township, zhuanghe city, it was built in the seventh year of Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1636). It has five halls, a fire pool and two stone tablets. It is a temple for local fishermen and passing ships to pray and sacrifice, and an important religious sacrifice place along Shicheng and Zhuanghe River. The incense was once very popular and was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. At present, the restoration work of the two buildings, Ursa Major Hall and Tianhou Palace, has been completed.

Shuangquan Temple (Zhuanghe): Located in Desheng Village, Daying Town, zhuanghe city, the green Qinglong Mountain is located in the southeast of the village, and the clear Naying River flows slowly along the hillside. Shuangquan Temple with a long history is located next to two clear springs under Qinglong Mountain. Shuangquan Temple was built in the period of Zheng De in Ming Dynasty (15 16), and there is a remnant tablet engraved with the year number as evidence. Destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, 1998 rebuilt.

Chaoyang View: Also known as Thousand Buddha Cave, it is located in Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area of Zhuanghe River. Built in Liao and Jin Dynasties, it has a history of more than 1000 years. It is said that there are thousands of Buddha statues in the cave, so it is called "Thousand Buddha Cave", which is the oldest cave temple in southern Liaoning.

Hongya Temple: Located in Changsheng Street, Zhuanghe, it was built in the thirty-fifth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. The original temple was just a small ancestral temple dedicated to Li Da, the dragon king of the East China Sea, and later it evolved into a small temple. It was completely destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and 1993 was rebuilt and expanded. It was renamed "Hongya Small Temple" by the abbot of the great monk with wonderful nature. There are Daxiong Hall, Amitabha Hall, Maitreya Hall, Master Li Hall, Dragon King of Dharma Protection and Nine Dharma Protection Halls.

Xinglong Temple: also known as Guandi Temple, located at 1 km north of Zhuanghe River. Founded in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (163 1). There were only three halls at first, and then it was expanded several times. 1947 During the land reform movement, part of it was occupied by demolition. 1992 returned the occupied property and established the Buddha Hall of Xinglong Temple. From June 5438 to February 2004, it was restored and rebuilt with the approval of Dalian Cultural Management Institute. There are mountain gates, Tianwang Hall, Ursa Major Hall, Sutra Pavilion and Guandi Terrace in the temple. Every year on the eighth day of the first lunar month, the eighth day of April, the thirteenth day of May and the fifteenth day of July.

Mazu Tempel: Located in Guanglu Township, Changhai County, it was founded in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in 1993. Now it has been listed as a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Sanyuangong: Located in Banlashan, Houshan, Fujiagou, Sikuaishi Village, Dachangshan Road Town, Changhai County, with a building area of 3,600 square meters, it is divided into three courtyards: front, middle and back. There are Guanyin Hall, Guandi Hall, Eight Immortals Hall, Wang Yao Hall and Wang Long Hall in the front yard. The intermediate people's court has an empress hall. There are Sanqing Hall, Sanhuang Hall and Sanxing Hall in the backyard. Located at the highest point of Sanyuan Palace, the Sutra Pavilion enjoys a panoramic view.