Mimi Temple, Buddhist temple in Weiping Mountain, Fanshi County, China.

Mimi Temple is a Buddhist temple located on a hillside in Fanshi County, combining traditional Chinese architecture with religious structures. The site consists of multiple buildings arranged along the slope that integrate naturally with the mountain terrain.

Mimi Temple was founded in the Northern Qi dynasty and grew in prominence during the Tang and Song periods. Most of the buildings standing today were rebuilt in the Qing dynasty. The temple is listed as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.

This temple serves as a center for Buddhist practice and pilgrimage, drawing devotees who come to participate in religious rituals and meditation. The spiritual role of the place shapes how both the buildings and the surrounding landscape are used by those who visit.

The location is best explored on foot, requiring about 1-2 hours for a complete visit. Access points are available from the southwestern side near Taihuai Town, and sturdy footwear is recommended due to the hilly terrain.

The name Mimi comes from Mimi Hill, also called Mimo Rock (Mimo Yan), so the temple is also known as Mimo Temple. The hill rises on Weiping Mountain, about 38 kilometres southwest of Taihuai Town. The temple is listed as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.