Bao'en Temple

Pingwu Baoen Temple was built in Ming Orthodox five years (1440 AD) and Tianshun four years (1460). The temple covers an area of nearly 2.5 hectares, with the center of the Daxiong Pavilion, the former Temple of Heavenly Kings, the latter Wanfo Pavilion, the left Temple of Great Pavilion, and the right Hua Yan Tibetan. There is a pair of Hua watches in front of the temple square, a pair of stone lions in front of the mountain gate, three Jinshui Bridges in the mountain gate, the Bell and Drum Towers are arranged around, the layout is rigorous, ornate, and it is a group of palace-style buildings. It is said that the builder originally intended to imitate the Forbidden City of Beijing to build the Wangfu, was noticed by the court, and the owner immediately reported that it was Xie Huangen, built the "Baoen Temple", and changed the "gong" to "the temple".

Warm reminder: Please explain. During the event, there are free tickets for Pingwu accommodation. When I was a child, I knew Bao'en Temple from the tea bag. This time I stayed in Pingwu overnight. I was just ready to take two photos with the mentality of punching in. The result was very shocking. The temple is a whole teak tree, a whole teak structure, it is not easy to survive the changes of the times and earthquakes after hundreds of years.

Deep Mountain Forbidden City Architecture Museum I never thought that the building for more than 580 years was almost completely preserved to date. The magnificent carved beams and paintings can be seen how much manpower and material resources were invested at that time. I asked the tour guide to explain that I knew the past and present life of Baoen Temple. It was a worthwhile trip! We must protect our inheritance.

A small temple, tickets are 40 yuan, there are many people during the Spring Festival

The temple is not big, but you can still see it when you arrive in the local area.

Pingwu Baoen Temple is centered on the top of the mountain of the heavy Yuxie, the former is the Temple of Heavenly King, the latter is the Wanfo Pavilion, the left is the Great Pavilion, and the right is the Huayan Tibetan. Huayan Tibetan has a complete preservation of a turn-wheel Tibetan, the Great Pavilion, the Great Pavilion and the Wanfo Pavilion have exquisite erection, reliefs and murals.