Fengshun Ten Thousand Buddhas Park

Fengshun Ten Thousand Buddhas Park

Ten Thousand Buddhas Park is located on the famous "Buddha Playing the Zither" mountain in Tangkeng Town, the county seat of Fengshun County. It borders the urban area to the east, the expressway to the south, the Lotus Mountain Range to the west, and Tangxi to the north, covering an area of over 1,500 acres.

The park highlights a theme centered around Buddhist culture. The entire mountain is lush and green, shaded by dense trees, and features the largest Jigong Temple in China, the corridor known as the "First Dragon of China" (which is 318 meters long, with a dragon head 14 meters high, and houses patriotic and democratic education-themed murals depicting "5,000 Years of Chinese History") and the Chinese Dragon, among other scenic spots.

The completed structures in Ten Thousand Buddhas Park include the Jigong Temple, the Chinese Dragon, the Heavenly King Hall, the Mahavira Hall, the Scripture Depository, the Confucius Temple, and the Qingyun Pavilion, all of which are distinctive and rich in cultural charm. A number of other projects are also under planning and construction. The entire park presents a scenic mountain landscape full of greenery, blooming flowers, fragrant fruits, and a strong Zen atmosphere. Its completion provides residents with a great place for entertainment, leisure, and fitness, and has become a major tourist attraction in the county.

Address: Tangkeng Town, Fengshun County, Meizhou City

Type: Temple Garden / Garden

Phone: 0753-6686929

Opening Hours: 8:00–17:00

Ticket Information: Free admission.