Nanjing Pilu Temple Guide｜Photo Spot｜Counting Arhats｜Wealth Seeking

📍Location: No. 4 Hanfu Street, Xuanwu District, Nanjing City (near Changjiang Road) 🚇Subway: Exit 2 of Xi'anmen Station on Subway Line 2 🎫Incense Flower Ticket: 20 yuan, free to receive three incense sticks ⏰Time: All year round 9:00-16:30 🎲Counting Arhats: Solve the troubles in your heart | No logic, everything is random, you can start from any Arhat you have a connection with, you can count in order or skip, stop when you count to your actual age, note down the corresponding number (number) to draw lots; ⚠️【Scan the QR code at the front desk to pay, 20 yuan per piece, after successful payment, you can receive the corresponding single piece. The paper single piece can be taken away as a talisman, stored in wallets, mobile phones, books.】 🍜Vegetarian Meal: Hot vegetarian noodles, 15 yuan per bowl 📸Check-in: Put your hands together, wide-angle shooting. 🙏🏻Wealth Seeking: Wish for a smooth career, abundant wealth, and good luck in everything 🍂Ginkgo Viewing Period: Mid-November 📖Introduction: Pilu Temple is a 'Golden Light Bright Dojo', inheriting the spirit of the Golden Light, the solemn land, promoting the holy religion, and standing out in the Buddhism of Jinling. Pilu Temple has established a Chinese medicine hospital, becoming the center of Chinese Buddhist research and Chinese medicine research, it has had an immeasurable impact on Chinese Buddhism, medicine, and culture, and is a symbolic dojo from traditional to modern Chinese Buddhism. Nowadays, wandering in the smoky Pilu Temple, it is said that the two ginkgo trees planted by Zeng Guoquan himself are full of fruits, as if telling the cycle of cause and effect over the centuries. In the Great Hall of the Buddha, which was expanded in that year, the incense wood pillars transported from Nanyue are still fragrant. Under the two ancient boxwood trees behind the hall, which are 300 years old, the well water of the two ancient wells is still clear and sweet. Passing through the ancient boxwood well, climbing up the stairs, the three golden characters of 'Ten Thousand Buddha Tower' in the flying eaves of the bucket arch are shining. The yellow walls, red windows, and glazed roof of the building fold into interest. The carved beams and painted buildings inside the building, the pearl lights and caisson ceilings are dazzling. More than 10,000 gold-plated copper Buddhas of various shapes, with thousands of golden lights, compete with the sun, and good men and women compete to offer.