Mimi Temple

Mimi Temple stands on Mimi Hill at an elevation of 39 degrees north latitude, featuring traditional Chinese architectural elements and Buddhist religious structures.

The temple emerged during the Tang Dynasty period and received national protection status in 2006 as a Major Historical and Cultural Site in China.

Buddhist practitioners conduct ceremonies and spiritual gatherings at this temple, which maintains connections with Mount Wutai's religious traditions.

Visitors require one to two hours to explore the temple grounds, with access routes available through the southwestern section of Taihuai Town.

The temple carries two distinct names - Mimi Temple and Mimo Temple - both deriving from the geological formation where it resides.

Location: Fanshi County

GPS coordinates: 39.07780,113.34130

Latest update: March 29, 2025 08:14