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Guangfu Temple on Mount Emei

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Introduction: To the left of Qingyin Pavilion lies Guangfu Temple, originally a branch of the former Niuxin Temple. This temple was first built during the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the early Qing Dynasty. "Guangfu" means "widely cultivating blessings." The temple remains a subordinate temple of Qingyin Pavilion to this day. If you are coming from the Baoguo Temple scenic area, Guangfu Temple is the first temple you will encounter upon entering the Qingyin Pavilion scenic area.

Guangfu Temple on Mount Emei

Guangfu Temple on Mount Emei is a cultural tourism attraction.

Introduction: To the left of Qingyin Pavilion lies Guangfu Temple, originally a branch of the former Niuxin Temple. This temple was first built during the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the early Qing Dynasty. "Guangfu" means "widely cultivating blessings." The temple remains a subordinate temple of Qingyin Pavilion to this day. If you are coming from the Baoguo Temple scenic area, Guangfu Temple is the first temple you will encounter upon entering the Qingyin Pavilion scenic area.

Meishan, Sichuan

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