Xiantong Temple, Buddhist temple in China
Xiantong Temple is one of the oldest and largest Buddhist temples located on Mount Wutai.
The temple dates back to the Eastern Han dynasty, around 68 CE, and has a rich historical significance.
It holds great religious importance in Chinese Buddhism and is a pilgrimage site for followers.
The temple complex houses numerous halls and shines that tourists can explore.
Xiantong Temple is designated as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level in China.
Location: Wutai County
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