Pufa Temple

Pufa Temple

Pufa Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Pufa Temple is located within the Qingshanling Forest Park in Qingshan Village. It is also known as Little Emei Mountain or Second Emei Mountain. The original construction date is unknown. It flourished as a place of worship during the Republican era but was later destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. In 1998, it was approved to reopen as a Buddhist site. Devotees raised funds over more than ten years to build structures such as the Guanyin Hall and the Mahavira Hall, enshrining statues of Guanyin, Sakyamuni, Manjushri, Samantabhadra, and the Eighteen Arhats. It is a well-known Buddhist temple in the county and attracts many worshippers.

Wanshou Town: In 2019, Wanshou Town was abolished. The administrative areas formerly under Wanshou Town, including Hongyuan Village, Guilin Village, Tashui Village, Laopo Village, Yangsi Village, Lianhua Village, and the Wanshouchang Community, were placed under the jurisdiction of Zhaohua Town. The government of Zhaohua Town is located at No. 69, Pu’an Road.

The administrative areas formerly under Wanshou Town, including Qingshan Village, Jianguo Village, Dongshang Village, and Shunjiang Village under Anxi Town, were placed under the jurisdiction of Pipa Town. The government of Pipa Town is located at No. 20, Heyan New Street. ... Detailed information about Wanshou Town++