Hall of Five Hundred Arhats

Hall of Five Hundred Arhats

The Hall of Five Hundred Arhats in Baishou Palace is the only one among China’s four major Buddhist mountains. Coordinated with the nearby Baishou Palace, it forms a castle-like architectural complex built atop cliffs.

Located on Chatian Peak of Chaixiao Mountain and adjacent to the north of Baishou Palace, it is a two-story building designed in the style of an ancient palace, featuring white walls, green tiles, and double-tiered upturned eaves.

The Hall of Five Hundred Arhats has a total floor area of over 1,000 square meters and features a palatial structure as an affiliated temple of Baishou Palace. It enshrines five hundred arhat statues, which are diverse in posture and create a magnificent visual impact. Its construction complements Baishou Palace, adding a unique new attraction to Jiuhua Mountain. Admission & Opening Hours

None (Opening hours: 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM)

Transportation

Located on Mojialing of Jiuhua Mountain, accessible by cable car from Qiyuan Temple to the south side of Baishou Palace.