The ginkgo trees at Wenshu Monastery in Chengdu are stunning!

Wenshu Monastery is an ancient Zen temple built during the Sui Dynasty and rebuilt during the Kangxi period. Located in downtown Chengdu, it is a place of tranquility and Zen, as well as worldly hustle and bustle. When the ginkgo trees turn yellow, the entire temple is filled with Zen. About praying for blessings: There is a free incense distribution point in the temple, with three sticks per person. Remember to take them with both hands. About taking photos: 1. Red walls: The entire long alley at the entrance is lined with red walls, which are very atmospheric and perfect for taking photos in new Chinese style, Hanfu, cheongsam, etc. 2. Ginkgo trees: There are more ginkgo trees in the Konglin Buddhist Library and to the left of the Qianfo Peace Pagoda. Detailed guide: Location: Wenshu Monastery (No. 66 Wenshu Monastery Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu) Subway: Take Line 1 to Wenshu Monastery Station, then walk about 8 minutes (over 600 meters) from Exit K Admission: Free Opening hours: 08:00–17:00 Parking: Wenshu Monastery Parking Lot (underground parking lot)