Wannian Temple, Mount Emei

Wannian Temple, Mount Emei

It was initially built in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317–420), then destroyed by a fire later on, but was rebuilt in 1953.

四川 乐山 Temples & Monasteries

· Location: On Mount Emei in Sichuan Province, 120 km south of Chengdu
It was initially built in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317–420), then destroyed by a fire later on, but was rebuilt in 1953.
There are three treasures in the temple: the Beamless Hall, the Puxian Buddha, and the Tooth of Buddha.
According to a legend, a special kind of frog resides in the rectangular pond to the right of the temple, and people can hear melodious sounds from the pond in the evening. Read more on Wannian Temple.

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