Xindu Baoguang Temple is located in Xindu District, which is18km north of Chengdu. It is one of the Buddhist temples with a long history, large scale, complete structure and quiet environment in China.
1939, a Buddhist layman moved to Tianhou Palace and renamed it Baoguang Temple, which is the earliest, largest and largest temple built in Dandong. In December of the eighth year of Guangxu (1882), the emperor gave a plaque in the temple, which had a far-reaching influence. 1989, Master Guo Che's abbot temple was rebuilt and renamed Baoguang Temple. On August 15, 2000, it was renamed Baoshan Temple, with Master Miao Geng as the abbot.
Luo Hantang:
Luohantang Baoguang Temple Luohantang is a square building, with beams and wooden and stone frames, nine rows and nine columns, covering an area of 1.600 square meters. Luohantang has four patios with a "Tian" shape on the plane. In the center of Luohan Hall, the roof rises like a dome.
The pagoda of Baoguang Temple is a 13-story four-sided pagoda with dense eaves, about 20 meters high, and each floor is embedded with three Buddha statues. Wood and stone structure, the bottom of the tower is protected by stone, and the front niche of the bottom is plastic. ?
Tianwang Temple in Baoguang Temple is a square building with a beam-type wooden and stone frame. The main hall is10m high and 9m wide. It is a hexagonal palace with Maitreya Buddha in the middle and four heavenly kings on both sides. The plaque of "A Generation of Zen" hangs on the eaves of the hall. ?