佛果山如來禪寺

Good water quality and quiet environment

A Buddhist temple developed from stone in a remote mountain area lacks finishing on the site, and there is still a lot of room for improvement.

Beautiful scenery, with mountain spring water to carry

A good place for self-cultivation

A temple with a holy name in Hsinchu County, this special-shaped Buddhist shrine stands on the back of the mountain. The temple is built along a rock wall. It is the only and unique rare building that will definitely amaze visitors. There is a pool at the entrance of the temple, where mountain spring water gathers, and there are a variety of ornamental fish species, which often attract passersby, pilgrims, and children to stop and rest. In the open space next to the temple, there is a row of water towers filled with organic, non-toxic and polluted mountain spring water for those in need to freely install and take it. Every day when the sky is light, there is an endless stream of cars coming to fill the water. It can be seen that the crowd is full. Kind of grateful. The master in the temple is also kind and kind. From the parking lot, you can see the beautiful scenery of the stacked mountains and the surrounding mountains. Of course, it is absolutely necessary to mention that although the temple has not been able to visit during the epidemic, the dressing room in the temple is still provided for walking up the mountain and used by people carrying water. The cleaning is very refreshing and hygienic. It also provides supplementary toilet paper every day. Let users feel at ease! Thank you for the exquisite planting of Tathagata! Big push!

The small cave temple in the mountain area enshrines the three saints---Amitabha, Avalokiteshvara and Ksitigarbha.