Travel guide to the ancient Buddha Temple in Guangzhou

Strolling on Beijing Road, I accidentally stumbled into the Buddha Temple. The place is small but very quiet, which weakens the originally impetuous atmosphere in the bustling city. It must be what is meant by 'hidden in the city'! 🏮History: The Buddha Temple is located in the bustling Beijing Road in Guangzhou. It was first built in the Southern Han Dynasty, initially named 'Xin Zang Temple', called 'Long Zang Temple' in the Ming Dynasty. In the third year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1664), the King of Pingnan, Shang Kexi, donated money to build the temple here, and cast three large bronze Buddhas in the temple, hence the name Buddha Temple. 🏮Present: The Buddha Temple is still being repaired and expanded, and the artistic level is even better than before. If you go to Beijing Road, don't miss it! 🏮Recommendation: Come to the Buddha Temple in the afternoon and evening! The soft afternoon light allows you to clearly and carefully appreciate the exquisite design inside and outside the temple. The night lights of the Buddha Temple are like a dream, very photogenic. This is the busiest and quietest place. After shopping, why not calm down and pray in the Buddha Temple, feeling the continuation of the thousand-year-old incense. 🏮Tips: 🕰️Time: 6:00–21:00 (Lighting time 19:00–21:00) 🎫Ticket: Not required, free 📍Navigation: No. 21, Huixin Middle Street, Huifu East Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province 🚇Transportation: Exit D of Gongyuanqian Station on Line 2