万年寺

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万年寺, Buddhist monastery in Leshan, China

The temple complex contains multiple halls with Buddhist sculptures, statues, and religious artifacts displaying various architectural styles from different periods.

Established in 713 CE during the Tang Dynasty, the monastery has maintained its position as a center for Buddhist practices through numerous renovations.

Buddhist ceremonies and daily rituals take place in the temple, where resident monks share their knowledge and teachings with visitors.

The monastery opens year-round with guided tours available, and visitors should wear modest clothing while maintaining silence in worship areas.

The temple stands at the meeting point of the Min and Dadu rivers, providing views of both waterways from its elevated position.

Location: Leshan

Address: H925+9XW, Emeishan City, Leshan, Sichuan, China, 614203 614203 Leshan 614203 Leshan

GPS coordinates: 29.55098,103.35994

Latest update: March 6, 2025 11:56

Explore the wonders of Sichuan in China

Sichuan Province in southwestern China contains some of the country's most important natural areas and cultural sites. Visitors will find major Buddhist temples on Mount Emei, the 233-foot (71-meter) Leshan Giant Buddha carved in the 8th century, and the Dujiangyan Irrigation System that has operated for over 2,000 years. The provincial capital of Chengdu serves as a base for exploration and hosts the primary giant panda breeding facility, along with historic streets and temples. The province is also known for its mountain landscapes, including the 24,790-foot (7,556-meter) Mount Gongga and the national parks of Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong, with their limestone formations and waterways. Wolong Nature Reserve and the research base in Chengdu allow observation of pandas in protected facilities. In Danba, traditional stone watchtowers stand in valleys, while Tagong Monastery represents the Tibetan heritage of the western region. The area provides a combination of natural attractions and historical sites with infrastructure for travelers of different interests. From temples and museums in Chengdu to mountain trails in the west, the territory spans different elevations and climate zones.

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