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Where is Shi Xiang Temple?

Shi Xiang Temple is a cultural tourist attraction.

Shi Xiang Temple is located in the south of Pujiang County 1 1 km of Shi Xiang Lake on the edge of the western Sichuan Plain. The temple was built in 225 during the Shu-Han Dynasty, and originated from Yan Ziyan, a general who lived in seclusion in the temple during the Three Kingdoms War. It is known as the holy land of immortals and Buddha statues. 1992, with the approval of Pujiang county government, Shi Xiang Temple was opened as a place for Buddhist activities.

Shi Xiang Temple is located on the bank of Shixiang Lake. According to "Rebuilding the Stone Elephant Temple Monument in the Ninth Year of Xianfeng (1859)", there was a general in the later Han Dynasty who kept his face secret, but he returned from the south and abandoned his official to live here in seclusion. He visited the scenic spots of Mo Gong, the general of the Western Han Dynasty, and enjoyed the wonders of mountains and rivers there. Therefore, build house hung his bow behind Yanzi Rock and asked the workers to carve a stone lion statue to expand his vision, which later became a positive result and leaped over the elephant. People in the village admired Gao Feng and built a temple on the top. That's when the name of the stone statue began. Shi Xiang Temple has a history of more than 65,438+0,000 years, during which it has been damaged and repaired several times. The existing temples were restored after 1980.

Address: in Shixiang Lake Scenic Area, Pujiang County, Chengdu

Type: Temple

Play time: suggested 1-2 hours.

Tel: 028-8859 1888

Opening hours:

Off-season 8:30- 17:30 (spring, summer and autumn); Peak season is 8:00- 18:00 (winter). At present, the scenic spot is in the renovation stage, and it is expected to open in early 20 15.

Ticket information:

No tickets are needed. Tickets have been included in the Shixiang Lake Scenic Area. If you cross Shixiang Lake by boat, you need to pay for the boat. Tickets to 30 yuan Shixiang Lake: 60 yuan.