Chaoyang Huayan Temple

　　  Huayan Temple is situated in Beisijiazi Township. Established in the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923), it is the most well-preserved Buddhist temple in Chaoyang County. Renowned for its exquisite architectural craftsmanship and intricate carvings, the temple is surrounded by undulating mountains, lush trees, and a winding stream at the foot of the hill, offering breathtaking scenery.

　　  The main hall of Huayan Temple has a width of five bays and a depth of four bays. It is a flush-gable roof structure made of brick, wood, and tiles. The wind deflector, belt molding, and standing boards all feature artistic carvings, and the six pillars under the eaves are all stone carvings. Other buildings within the temple also showcase unique styles.