Donglin Temple Review

Cong Donglin Giant Buddha took a taxi to Jiujiang Station. The driver on the road was very good. He said that he could walk in after Donglin Temple, up to one or two dollars. I would like to, and then he stopped and let me take a photo.

Donglin Temple is located in the northwest of Lushan Mountain, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, [1] 16 kilometers to the north of Jiujiang City, and 50 kilometers to the east of Lushan Mountain. It is known as Donglin Temple because it is located in the east of Xilin Temple. Donglin Temple was built in Dayuan, Dongjin, in 384 years, and is one of the historical monasteries on Lushan Mountain. Donglin Temple is the birthplace of the Buddhist Pure Land Zong (also known as the Lian Zong), which became one of the eight avenues of Buddhism in China during the Han and Tang Dynasties,[15] and is also regarded as the Zuting by the Japanese Buddhist Pure Land Zong and Pure Land Zhenzong.

Donglin Temple is located in Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, in the west of Lushan, 16 kilometers from Jiujiang City to the north, and 50 kilometers from Lushan Luling Street to the east. It is known as Donglin Temple because it is located in the east of Xilin Temple. Donglin Temple was built in Dayuan, Dongjin, in 384 years, and is one of the historical monasteries on Lushan Mountain. Donglin Temple is the birthplace of Buddhist Pure Land Zong (also known as Lianzong) and is also regarded as the Zuting of Japanese Buddhist Pure Land Zong and Pure Land Zhenzong. Since its construction, Donglin Temple has been in history for more than 1600 years since 2014.

At the foot of Lushan Mountain, it is the least commercial temple I have ever seen, and must like it! There are free books and lectures!

Very suitable for coming with friends on weekends, have a happy weekend! I also recommend everyone to come.

Donglin Temple is an important Buddhist temple. The ancestral court of Jingtu Zong. The Big Buddha can be seen from a long distance. It is recommended to go to Lushan to see it. The tickets are free. No one will make you donate. It is all voluntary. There is no ticket to go in and visit. There are many temples at the foot of the mountain. Many Bodhisattvas and Luohan are very comprehensive. If you want to see the Big Buddha, you can go up the mountain. If you go up, please take the stone steps and leave the wooden steps to the monks. You can walk to the corridor on the left for fear of the sun. There is also a free place to ask for visas halfway up the mountain.