Jingtu temple in Yingxian, Buddhist temple in Ying County, China.
Jingtu Temple in Yingxian is a Buddhist sanctuary built in classical Chinese style with several buildings spread across its grounds. The halls are marked by intricate wooden carvings and curved roofs with upturned eaves that are typical of traditional Chinese architecture.
The temple was founded during the Jin Dynasty and underwent changes and restoration through successive periods. In 2006, the site gained status as a nationally protected cultural monument in China.
The temple serves as a living Buddhist center where visitors can observe monks during daily prayers and meditation practices. The spaces reflect how Buddhism has been practiced continuously in this region across many generations.
The temple is accessible via Wenxian Road and has adequate parking near the entrance area. Information panels at several locations help visitors navigate the grounds and understand the different sections.
The site preserves an important collection of artifacts and religious objects that show how Buddhist traditions evolved over centuries. These items tell the story of different dynasties and their impact on local religious practice.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
