Shanhua Temple, Buddhist temple in China
Shanhua Temple is a well-preserved temple complex with five halls and three courtyards.
The temple was founded during the Tang dynasty and rebuilt in the Jin dynasty.
It showcases Chinese Buddhist architecture and statuary art.
Designated as a Major Historical and Cultural Site, the temple is open to visitors year-round.
Features one of the largest remaining timber-frame buildings from the Liao and Jin periods.
Location: Datong
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