Baiyun Temple

The Baiyun Temple encompasses multiple halls and courtyards featuring wooden structures with traditional Chinese architectural elements and detailed Buddhist carvings throughout the complex.

The temple's establishment during the Tang Dynasty marked a significant period of Buddhist expansion in northern China, contributing to the spiritual development of Shanxi province.

The temple maintains a regular schedule of Buddhist ceremonies and meditation sessions, where monks lead practitioners through traditional rituals and teaching sessions.

Visitors can reach the temple by taking public transportation to Pingyao's old town district, with entrance fees including access to all temple grounds and meditation halls.

The temple grounds contain a collection of ancient Buddhist manuscripts and calligraphy works that document the evolution of religious practices in northern China.

Location: Shanxi

GPS coordinates: 37.07833,112.24528

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:45