Shuxiang Temple, Buddhist temple in Shanxi
Shuxiang Temple is a remarkable example of Ming Dynasty architecture.
The temple was originally constructed during the Ming dynasty, over 500 years ago.
This site is considered one of the Five Terrace Buddhist temples, representing insight and enlightenment.
Visitors can reach Shuxiang Temple by traveling to Mount Wutai, a renowned Buddhist sacred place.
The temple houses an impressive collection of Arhat statues, each with a distinct expression.
Location: Shanxi
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