Xichan Temple

Xichan Temple is one of the five major Buddhist temples in Fuzhou, located in Gulou District Gongye Road, at the foot of Yishan Mountain. It is near Fuzhou University and directly opposite MixC, forming the Golden Triangle in the western district of Fuzhou, alongside trendy venues and institutions of higher learning. Built during the Tang Dynasty, the temple has been rebuilt several times throughout the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. In 1961, it was designated as one of the first batch of Fuzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. In 1982, the State Council formally approved the temple as a national key open temple.

This thousand-year-old temple has become a popular destination for photography enthusiasts. The ancient lychee tree planted during the Song Dynasty still stands strong after a thousand years. The water pavilions are elegantly scattered throughout the temple, exuding an ancient charm and elegance, while the solemn halls shine with gold and blue.

The hotel is 12 kilometres away from the destination or about a 17-minute drive. Fenghuangchi Station of Metro Line 4 is six stops away from the hotel.

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