Ren Shou Bao'en Temple
Ren Shou Bao'en Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.
Ren Shou County’s Bao'en Temple is located in Hei Longtan Town. Originally named Longxing Temple, it was first built during the Tang Dynasty and reopened to the public in June 1989. The site currently covers an area of 26,680 square meters, with a construction area of 4,047 square meters. It includes halls such as the Medicine Buddha Hall, Avatamsaka Hall, Avatamsaka Pagoda, Three Saints Hall, Guanyin Hall, and Jade Buddha Hall, along with auxiliary facilities. The iconic Buddha Tooth Relic Pagoda stands 39.96 meters tall. There are 60 resident monks and lay practitioners. The temple holds patriotic and religious education sessions quarterly and organizes flag-raising ceremonies during major events such as Spring Festival, National Day, and New Year’s Day, which have been recognized by Meishan City and promoted across all religious venues in the city. The temple also actively participates in social welfare and charity work. In 2009, after Taiwan was hit by a typhoon, the temple donated 10,000 yuan.
Address: No. 80, Daba West Road, Hei Longtan Town, Ren Shou County
Postal Code: 620561
Phone: 13890302933
Primary Contact: Venerable Xinhu
Hei Longtan Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Ren Shou County. Originally established as Gaodian Township in 1952, it was reorganized as a commune in 1958, reinstated as a township in 1983, and renamed Hei Longtan Town in 1995. Located in the northwestern part of the county, it is 12 kilometers from the county seat. Covering an area of 34.7 square kilometers, it has a population of 8,000. The Ren-Shou and Ren-Hei highways pass through the town. It administers eight village committees: Tianqiao, Shanwang, Gongqiao, Chuangzao, Jiangshan, Wang’e, Pingding, and Pinggang. The main agricultural products are rice, corn, tubers, wheat, and rapeseed. The "Hei Longtan Reservoir" within the town is a well-known scenic spot in the province. … Hei Longtan Town Detailed Information++
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