Suzhou Pufu Temple

Suzhou Pufu Temple

Suzhou Pufu Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Suzhou Pufu Temple, located in Qili Shanxiang and originally built during the Xianchun era of the Song Dynasty (also known as "Hulu Temple"), is regarded by Redology experts as the inspiration for the "Hulu Temple" mentioned in the first chapter of *Dream of the Red Chamber*.

The restored Pufu Temple covers an area of 1,100 square meters, with a total construction area of 646 square meters. It consists of five courtyards and includes reconstructed structures such as the memorial archway, mountain gate, Mahavira Hall, and monks' quarters. The temple grounds have also been repaved with granite, and a corridor has been added along the riverside. The yellow walls and black tiles connect the worship area with the living quarters, meeting the religious needs of local residents while also becoming a beautiful tourist attraction along Shanxiang Street.

Address: No. 816, Shanxiang Street, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province

Transportation: In Suzhou, take bus routes 146, air-conditioned 816, 949, Tourist Line 1 North, Tourist Line 1, or Tourist Line 1 South, and get off at Hufu Bridge Station. Walk south along Shanxiang Street to reach the temple.