Wolong Temple, Buddhist temple in China
Wolong Temple is renowned for its intricate designs and religious significance.
The temple was established during the Ming dynasty, reflecting years of history.
It stands as a symbol of Buddhist philosophy and traditional Chinese architecture.
Visitors should respect the cultural norms while exploring the sacred site.
Known for the 'Three Rare Treasures', including the handwritten Heart Sutra by Emperor Kangxi.
Location: Beilin District
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