Qiejin Temple

Qiejin Temple

Qiejin Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

It is a temple dedicated to the guardian of the Buddha Maitreya, named Qiejin (meaning "refused gold") after the legend. The temple features intricately carved beams and painted rafters, exuding a solemn and majestic atmosphere. Twelve ornately carved pillars stand inside the main hall, with the four central pillars depicting four coiling dragons with their heads pointing downward and tails upward, rendered in strikingly lifelike detail.