Dingfeng Temple

Dingfeng Temple

Dingfeng Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Originally named Dingshan Temple, Dingfeng Temple is located on Dingshan Mountain and was first built by the monk Faxiang of the Southern Tang Dynasty. In the early Shaoxing period of the Southern Song Dynasty, it was renamed Dingshan Temple. In the second year of the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, the monk Wenyu renovated the temple and changed its name to Dingfeng Temple. Today, the temple is surrounded by towering ancient trees, with bamboo groves outside, fragrant orchards, blooming flowers, and vibrant life all around.

Yunting Subdistrict: Yunting Town is located in the southeastern suburbs of Jiangyin City, an emerging industrial port city, 6 kilometers from downtown Jiangyin and 38 kilometers from downtown Wuxi. It covers an area of 38.9 square kilometers and has a population of 43,000.

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