金龍寺 - Su'ao Township

There is a Japanese stone Guanyin

Jinlong Temple Among the many temples on the Sunan Highway, one of them is located on the hillside on the west side of the third fishing port in South Australia. The landscape is very beautiful. There are many residents living here in the morning, and thousands of thousand-eyed Guanyin statues are dedicated to the temple. It is one of the thirty-three Guanyin from Japan in 1921. In the Japanese occupation era, He was placed on the roadside of the current site, sheltering the thousands of people from the southern part of the road. Later, due to the widening of the roads, local people were able to build temples on the side of the site, but they were not too big and located on cliffs. The scope of expansion was limited to this, but the beautiful landscape around them was not reduced. The elegance of the temple is built with iron sheets. The big gargle on the edge of the temple is the largest tree in the southern part of Australia. It is rooted on the cliffs. It is like the old tree of the southern Australian gate. It is the first choice for residents to chat with friends.