Foguang Temple, Buddhist temple in China
Foguang Temple is one of the best preserved wooden structures of its era in China.
Founded in 1137 during the Tang dynasty, the Foguang Temple has a rich history.
The temple is a monumental example of Chinese Buddhist architecture.
The Foguang Temple is located on Wutai Mountain, Shanxi Province.
It features the Zushi Pagoda, considered the second oldest wooden pagoda in China.
Location: Dou
Inception: 1137
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