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North Gate of the flesh-body Hall

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Highlights & Linked with the Sacred Light Ridge Flesh-body Treasure Hall, it forms the largest temple architectural complex on Jiuhua Mountain, featuring a grand and imposing exterior. Guide The overall structure of the North Gate follows the mountain terrain, gradually increasing in size and varying in shape, with levels rising step by step. Introduction The Flesh-body Treasure Hall’s North Gate consists of four halls. The first is the Mountain Gate Hall, covering 365 square…

North Gate of the Flesh-body Hall

The North Gate of the Flesh-body Hall is a cultural tourism attraction.

Highlights

Linked with the Sacred Light Ridge Flesh-body Treasure Hall, it forms the largest temple architectural complex on Jiuhua Mountain, featuring a grand and imposing exterior.

Guide

The overall structure of the North Gate follows the mountain terrain, gradually increasing in size and varying in shape, with levels rising step by step.

Introduction

The North Gate of the Flesh-body Treasure Hall consists of four halls: the first is the Mountain Gate Hall, spanning 365 square meters; the second is the Ciming Flesh-body Hall, 535 square meters; the third is the Mahavira Hall, 828 square meters; and the fourth is the Dizang Chan Temple, 1258 square meters. The total construction area is 2,986 square meters.

The North Gate features double eaves, upturned roof corners, carved beams and painted rafters, and an iron-tiled roof, preserving the elegant and refined artistic characteristics of traditional southern ancient architecture.

Thanks to netizen Xiaomi Chong for providing the photo.

Ticketing · Opening Hours

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

Transportation

Via the Great Mercy Hall and the Jiuhua Mountain Management Office, head west along the road to Baima Dawa to reach the North Gate.

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