Sichuan Mianyang Shengshui Temple︱An Underestimated Ancient Temple.

Shengshui Temple and Luohan Temple, which are popular online🔥, are just a few kilometers away from my house. I went there again today. After the rain, the sky is clear, and the photos are amazing! 📖History: Shengshui Temple🎐 was first built during the Tang Dynasty and was originally called "Ganshan Temple". It has a history of over 1300 years. It was originally named after the spring water🌊 on the mountain, which is believed to have magical healing effects☀.‌ 🏛Architectural Style: Shengshui Temple's architectural style is grand👍, with a harmonious layout, resembling a large forest🌲. The main buildings include an imitation ancient mountain gate, Mahavira Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Jade Buddha Hall, Three Saints Hall, Great Compassion Hall, Guanyin Hall, and bell and drum towers🌻. 🪐️Cultural Significance: The temple houses many Buddha statues🌞, including three Burmese jade Buddhas in the Jade Buddha Hall, which are particularly precious🌟. 👉In addition, Shengshui Temple is also famous for its group of flying Luohan sculptures, which are lifelike🥰 and arranged in a staggered manner.‌ 🧧Prayer and Vegetarian Food Shengshui Temple holds grand Dharma assemblies🌈🌈 on important Buddhist holidays. 📍Transportation and Guide Address: No. 357, North Section of Changhong Avenue, Fucheng District, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province. 🗺Navigation: You can directly search for "Shengshui Temple" for navigation. 🚥Transportation: From Chengdu, it takes about 2 hours by car or 40 minutes by train to reach Mianyang Station. 🚌After arriving at Mianyang Station, you can take bus No. 38 directly to Shengshui Temple. There is a parking lot at the entrance of the temple, which is very convenient. ⏱️Opening Hours: Shengshui Temple is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. 🎫Entrance Fee: Free. ⚠️Precautions❗❗❗ ①Girls should not visit during menstruation❌ ②Do not wear too short clothes in the temple. Both skirts and trousers should be above the knee to show respect👗 ③Most places allow photography, but do not take photos if there are signs saying "No Photography"📸. Do not make loud noises in the temple💬. Just enjoy a quiet visit🎉🎉