Fuling Zhenwu Temple Scenic Area

　　The Zhenwu Temple Scenic Area is situated in the core area of Fuling County’s old town, covering an area of 42.3 acres with a total investment of 150 million yuan. The scenic area is mainly composed of two major sections: Miao Bay Ancient Town and Xingguo Temple. Construction began in December 2009, and the completion ceremony was held on June 22, 2011.

　　Miao Bay Ancient Town includes structures such as the ancient city gate tower, county yamen, Confucius Hall, Quejin Pavilion, Tongji Bridge, and ancient streets. It follows the Huizhou architectural style of the Ming and Qing dynasties while incorporating elements of Jiangnan garden design — featuring white walls, black tiles, wooden doors with lattice windows, rigorous structure, classic charm, and beams and pillars adorned with traditional carvings. The decorative wood motifs exude a classical ambiance.

　　Xingguo Temple currently covers an area of 16.23 acres. Following a unified plan, the original three main halls have been preserved, and new structures have been built including the Heavenly King Hall, Mahavira Hall, Guanyin Hall, Manjushri Hall, Samantabhadra Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, scripture depository, Dharma hall, pagoda, as well as facilities such as the guest hall, dining hall, and monks' quarters.