Futian Temple

A temple with beautiful scenery also offers vegetarian meals

Temple first auxiliary temple board Lion's Head, persuaded connected to the classroom, while the auxiliary temple is in turn connected to the lower side of the building lion. For room and board, other temples interoperable through hiking trails, temples everywhere.

Futian Temple is the first temple after Ziyangmen. There is a vegetarian restaurant and toilet next to it. The toilet is clean and smell-free. Opposite the Futian Temple is the Lion Mountain Building, where pilgrims can stay. The Futian Temple is equipped with a water dispenser with ice, warm and hot water. It is not inconvenient to bring a small baby. The square in front of the Futian Palace can see the distant mountains, and there is a Quanhuatang Cooperative next to it. There are cold drinks, ice and some safety accessories.

The Futian Temple was founded in the 4th year of the Republic of China (the 4th year of Taisho, Japan, 1915). It worships the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, and is also known as the underworld, and is dedicated to the Mother of Heaven, the Son of Yama, and the judge. Futian Temple is the only one built without sticking to the rock wall in the Lion’s Head Mountain temple complex. It is a three-in-one temple building. It faces the north and faces the south. , Meeting rooms, cooking rooms, stone-step corridors and other spaces. The most exquisite feature of the Futian Temple is the colorful "cut glue" on the roof ridge, which stands in front of the Qingxu Gate on the stone-stepped eaves. Looking at it, the front hall and the main hall roof are gorgeous and lively. It fully demonstrates the artistry of traditional Chinese architecture, and most of its themes are taken from the unofficial history of the Chinese government.

One of the five major undertakings of Shitou Mountain, Ziyang Gate is its mountain gate, and it is dedicated to Jizo King Bodhisattva.

This is the first temple I encountered when I went up the mountain from the parking lot. Although it was built in the early Republic of China, the later renovation made it closer to the current temple - carved beams and painted buildings. You can overlook the top of the temple when you go down from the Quanhua Hall. I always feel that these folk art will meet It slowly disappeared, so I took some pictures. This temple is also one of the several temples here with more landscape designs around it. It also has a pilgrim building and a restaurant, and perhaps a sales department because of this. The pavilion and animal sculptures next to the temple make people feel that the host has a better vision. Maybe the hinterland is wider, but it gives the place a better look and feel.