Guanyin Pavilion, Yongsheng

The Guanyin Pavilion features traditional Chinese architectural elements with wooden components arranged according to classical construction methods of the period.

Established during the Liao dynasty, the temple underwent a substantial renovation in 984 AD, resulting in the current front gate and central hall structures.

The temple functions as a religious center dedicated to Guanyin, where Buddhist practitioners perform rituals and make offerings throughout the year.

Visitors require entry tickets and should plan their visits between October and April when weather conditions are most suitable for exploring the site.

The pavilion holds national protection status as part of China's seventh list of major cultural sites, ensuring its preservation for future generations.

Location: Yongbei

GPS coordinates: 26.69250,100.77048

Latest update: March 9, 2025 02:13