Notice of the suspension of opening to the outside world during the Spring Festival of Gude Temple affected by the epidemic in 2022

During the Spring Festival in 2022, the Gude Temple will be closed to the public to reduce crowd gathering. The opening hours are 1 month 3 1 until February 6, and will be resumed on February 7. The number of visitors to Gude Temple is limited every day. Please see below for details.

1 Notice of Suspension of Opening In order to further implement the epidemic prevention and control work, reduce the gathering of people, and ensure a peaceful and peaceful Spring Festival, Gude Temple decided to suspend its opening to the outside world during the Spring Festival.

Specific time: from 6: 00 pm on New Year's Eve (1 3rd of March1) to the sixth day of the Lunar New Year (February 6th).

On the seventh day of the first month (February 7), it reopened at 6 am. Dear pilgrims and devout believers, please know. After the reopening of the temple, the system of "one entry, one sweep, one measurement and one registration" will be implemented, and measures such as code scanning, temperature measurement and wearing masks will be strictly implemented, and the number of real-time visitors will be controlled within 500.

During the suspension of the opening of the temple, the guest hall of this temple will continue to provide good services for everyone.

Room phone number: 82907553

Tangke micro signal: 15327436277

2. The scenic spots are introduced at No.21Huangpu Road, Hankou, Wuhan. Among the four Buddhist jungles in Wuhan, the history of Gude Temple is shorter than that of the other three temples. 1877 (the third year of Guangxu reign) was built by a Zen master named Longchang in the eastern section of Jiefang Avenue in Hankou and the northern section of Huangpu Road. Later, due to the growing incense sticks, 192 1 started a large-scale expansion project in autumn, which lasted from 13 to 1934.

The east-west Gude Temple covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters, with a building area of more than 3,600 square meters. The buildings in the temple were severely damaged during the Cultural Revolution, and all Buddhist cultural relics and religious facilities were destroyed. As a key cultural relic protection unit in Wuhan, Gude Temple has been completely restored. The ancient and solemn Gude Temple now includes Tennoja, Ursa Mahayana Hall, Juehuan Temple, Kannonji, and the Tibetan Scripture Building. The main building, Daxiong Hall, is modeled after Ananda Temple in Myanmar. The top symbolizes the Nine Pagodas in Kowloon, the Lotus Pier in 969 and the Twenty-four Bodhisattvas. The layout is ingenious, the structure is rigorous, the doors, windows and walls are exquisitely designed, and the decoration is gorgeous, which shows the outstanding achievements of architectural art.

3. Detailed address: No.74, Gongnong Bing Road, Jiang 'an District, Wuhan

Admission: free.

Transportation:

Take bus No.30/No.3/No.2 and get off at Guobin Hotel Station on Workers, Peasants and Soldiers Road. Take the light rail 1 line to Toudao Street Station, and you can get there.

Business?Hours?

07: 00-17: 30 (65438+1October1-65438+February 3 1 Monday to Sunday)