Contact information of Wolong Temple: 571-63763192

Description of Wolong Temple Attractions:

Wolong Temple (Peng 'en Temple) was gradually developed from a temple built in the Eastern Han Dynasty, which was moved from the old temple of Hanpoling in 1994 and officially opened to tourists in 1996. The existing buildings are mainly the architectural features of the Qing Dynasty. The temple covers an area of about 15, square meters with a construction area of about 5, square meters.

It is divided into the Mountain Gate, the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Major Hall and the East-West Annex Hall. The temple is dedicated to the Buddha of the Third World, four heavenly kings and many arhats, and it is one of the large-scale and well-preserved Buddhist temples in Northeast China. Now it has become a place for tourists to visit and worship.