One-day tour of Chengdu, a guide to visiting Wenshu Monastery and admiring the ginkgo trees.

About the attraction: Wenshu Monastery, also known as "Konglin Hall," was built during the Sui Dynasty. The temple is very popular, but you don't need to bring your own incense. The temple provides free eco-friendly incense. Wenshu Monastery is one of the four major Zen temples in the Yangtze River Basin. Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to Wenshu Monastery Station, Exit K, and walk 500 meters. Location: No. 66, Wenshu Monastery Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu Travel tips: 1. After a week of warm sunshine, the red walls and black tiles can't hide the ginkgo leaves in the garden. The red walls on both sides of the gate of Wenshu Monastery, especially the words "Happiness" on the left, are a popular place to take photos with ginkgo leaves. 2. The ginkgo trees at the gate have turned yellow. It is recommended to go on a sunny day for better photos. The ancient buildings, the deep Zen, and the ginkgo leaves create a unique atmosphere, making it a great place for a weekend day trip. 3. The golden ginkgo trees at the entrance sway in the wind. When you visit Wenshu Monastery, you can stroll under the ginkgo trees and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the temple. In late autumn, the ancient temple looks like a fairyland. Nearby attractions: 1. Gulou North Fourth Street 2. Sichuan Museum 3. Wuhou Shrine Tips: 1. Please line up and keep order when taking photos. 2. Wenshu Monastery offers luggage storage services for your convenience. 3. Please do not make loud noises or touch anything.