Cuiwei Temple

Cuiwei Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty during the Tianbao period and was founded by Indian monks in Mayi. For more than 1,000 years, the temple has been burned several times. The existing Buddhist architecture is a small courtyard, with 20 monuments in the Tang, Yuan, Ming and Qing eras.

It is worth going. It is not easy to drive up the mountain, but it is fine to go up. There are not many people in it who have been building. I have been repairing it for more than ten years in the impression. I don't know when it will be repaired. No signal, suitable for cultivation.

The scenery is really good, located below the West Sea of Huangshan Mountain. Surrounded by mountains. (It is said that there is a cave on the peak, and the master has still studied it inside) But the traffic is really inconvenient. If you drive by yourself, from Taiping (Huangshan District) to Jiaocun to Cuiwei Temple, there is still a section of Panshan Highway that is not very good to walk. The temples inside are similar to other places, and the key is cleanliness.