Visit the national key cultural relics protection temple group in Zhenfoshan, Dazhou, Sichuan.

🏨 Zhenfoshan Scenic Area 🌟Highlights: This is the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection sites in China. It was built in the 18th year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1838). The temple group covers an area of 40,000 square meters and the temple area is about 15,000 square meters. Using the Qing Dynasty official architectural practices, the temple layout is rigorous and orderly, and it is a religious temple architectural group where the three religions converge in the northeastern Sichuan. Zhenfoshan Temple Group is a building structure mainly made of wood and stone. From west to east, the buildings on the central axis are: Shanmen, Xilou, Tianwang Hall, Tianzi Hall, Dehua Temple, and Daxiong Hall. They are arranged in a trapezoidal shape to the top of the mountain, together with the attached buildings, all of which are arranged in a courtyard. ❤Recommended reason: Dehua Temple is divided into three independent temples, front, middle and back. The back temple is divided into the main hall and the front hall, which is actually a four-hall. The surrounding mountains are undulating, the temple is built according to the mountain, the temples are scattered, and the architectural style is different, and the beams are painted. 👍Most recommended: In addition to the statues of the gods enshrined by the colored sculptures, the murals, beams, arches, bows, doors and windows of each temple are decorated with a large number of carvings and colored paintings. There are about 300 kinds of opera, dance, gods, Buddhas, immortals, religious stories, historical allusions, folk legends, landscapes, birds and beasts, flowers, grasses, insects and fish. The carving skills are exquisite, the images are vivid and vivid, and they are basically well preserved. There are more than 1,000 statues in the temple. There are two standing stone towers in the Daxiong Hall, 30 meters high and 18 floors, with the top pierced through the roof of the hall. Zhenfoshan Temple Group has exquisite wood carving skills. It is a typical temple architectural group in the Qing Dynasty. It integrates Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. It has high cultural relic value.