The temples in Hangzhou, with their zen chambers surrounded by flowers and trees, have reached the next level

It's not the Lingyin Temple, but the neighboring Yongfu Temple❗ In recent years, Yongfu Temple has frequently become popular. From a niche temple where I was the only person in the courtyard years ago, to now at 7 a.m. when it's already crowded... Hangzhou is truly a romantic city, always with corners that are shining~ . 📍: Yongfu Temple 🔍 Specific Address: No.1, Fayun Alley, West Lake District, Hangzhou, inside the Feilai Peak Scenic Area 🏞️ Nearby attractions: Feilai Peak, Lingyin Temple, Hangzhou Buddhist Academy, Three Tianzhu 🚌 Recommended Transportation: Bus - Lingyin Station 🎫 Ticket: Yongfu Temple is free, Feilai Peak Scenic Area is 45💰; free with Hangzhou Park Card . 📌 Recommended Route: Entry: Hangzhou Buddhist Academy - Zhongfa Road - Back door of Yongfu Temple Exit: Front gate of Yongfu Temple - Lingyin Temple - Feilai Peak - Lingyin Road ❣️I personally really like the road from the Buddhist Academy to the back door of Yongfu Temple, which is full of tea gardens and shaded paths, with fewer people, and is extremely pleasant . 🔥Hydrangea Photo Strategy: ✅ Hydrangea Arch: The popular photo spot is the arch plus the small bridge behind it, but even if you're the first to enter the temple, it's hard to find a moment when it's empty ✅ Arch + Jialing Lecture Hall: The main picture, with a deep sense of zen chambers surrounded by flowers and trees ✅ On the way to the arch, there is a hydrangea flower path, not fully bloomed yet, but suitable for portraits ✅ In front of the 'Joy for All' plaque: Hydrangea framed with the yellow wall . 📸 Photo Tips: ◀️ Plain-colored Hanfu, try not to clash with the bright hydrangea flowers ◀️ Universal match: White dress ◀️ Preferably choose the soft light of early morning or evening, as hydrangea flowers can easily be overexposed, but the evening is too crowded . I am Ali, a middle-aged lady who uses travel photography to heal from workaholic irritability~