How much does a ticket to Fuzhou Gushan Yongquan Temple cost in 2022?

In Fuzhou Gushan Scenic Area, Yongquan Temple halfway up the mountain is the most important attraction in Gushan. Although you don’t need tickets to climb Gushan Mountain, you need to buy tickets for Yongquan Temple. How much does a ticket to Yongquan Temple cost? See details below, let’s find out together!

Ticket information

Fuzhou Gushan Yongquan Temple ticket: 40 yuan

Scenic spot introduction

There are three Yongquan temples in China: three in Sichuan Tai Yongquan Temple, Liaoning Dalian Yongquan Temple, Fuzhou Yongquan Temple. Fuzhou Yongquan Temple is located on the mountainside 455 meters above sea level, facing Xianglu Peak in the front and Baiyun Peak in the back. It has beautiful scenery and is one of the five famous temples in Fuzhou. In 1983, it was designated by the State Council as one of the key Han temples in the country.

Fuzhou Yongquan Temple is located on the mountainside of Gushan Mountain at an altitude of 455 meters. It is said that it got its name from the Luohan Spring that gushes out of the ground in front of the temple. Yongqu Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty and has lasted for thousands of years, ranking first among the temples in Fujian.

Historically, Yongquan Temple was destroyed by fire twice in the sixth year of Yongle (1408) and the twenty-first year of Jiajing (1542) in the Ming Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the seventh year of Chongzhen (1634) in the Ming Dynasty. After several constructions, it was rebuilt in 1983. Today, Yongquan Temple basically maintains the architectural style and layout of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The entire Buddhist temple has a total of 25 large and small temples, with the Tianwang Hall, the Mahavira Hall and the Bodhidharma Hall as the main bodies. They rise layer by layer along the mountain to form a complete ancient building complex.