Jingxing Jinhua Temple

Jingxing Jinhua Temple

Jingxing Jinhua Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Jinhua Temple is located in the southeastern part of Jingxing County, about 10 kilometers from the county town. The scenic area covers nearly 10,000 mu, featuring rolling hills, clustered peaks, picturesque landscapes of mountains and waters, lush vegetation, and fresh air. The Jinhua Temple within the area was first built during the Han Dynasty, and nearby attractions include Guanyin Mountain, Sanqing Temple, and Chaoyang Cave.

The scenic area has built multiple family-style villas, making it an ideal place to bring your family for leisure vacations, summer retreats, and convalescence.

The climate of the Jinhua Temple Scenic Area is classified as warm temperate continental monsoon. Due to localized environmental influences, regional climatic variations are quite distinct. The scenic area currently has 400 hectares of natural secondary forests with relatively rich plant resources, offering flowers in three seasons and evergreen foliage all year round. In spring, a riot of blossoms competes for attention, with wild acacia flowers covering the hillsides and filling the air with fragrance; in summer, the landscape is dressed in green, with dense tree canopies providing cool shade; in autumn, the mountains are ablaze with red leaves, creating a vibrant tapestry; in winter, verdant pines and cypresses dot the hills, offering high scenic value. The area has ancient strata with exposed bedrock, where the lower layers consist of Sinian system rocks. The terrain is relatively complex, which aids in the storage of atmospheric precipitation, resulting in abundant shallow groundwater and surface runoff, as well as plentiful springs. The water quality in the park is excellent, being natural mineral water, and locals report no cases of cancer or cardiovascular diseases. The scenic area is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, highlighted by over 60 species of birds and other avian creatures, along with more than 50 species of wild animals such as wild boars, wolves, and deer. The animals enjoy a superior living environment with abundant vegetation and surface water.