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Songshan Temple: Buddhist female temple, built in the 11th year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty, located at No.2-8 Tangshan Street, Xigang District.

Lianhuashan Temple: Buddhist male temple. Nanshidao Street in the city, next to the north gate of Forest Zoo.

Chaoyang Temple (western suburb): Buddhist male temple, located in Liushugou, a tourist resort in the western suburb of Dalian, at the southern foot of Dabeiding Mountain.

Anshan Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in An Zi Village, Ganjingzi (Xiajiahezi). Anshan Temple, formerly known as the Great Temple, was founded in the early Tang Dynasty.

Yongxing Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Yingchengzi Town, Ganjingzi District.

Lying Buddha Temple: A Buddhist temple located in Lantian Villa, Qiange Village, Xinzhaizi Street, Ganjingzi District.

Jade Buddha Temple: Buddhist female temple. Located in Ganjingzi Chengyuan Hot Spring Villa.

Shoushan Temple: Shoushan Park located in the south of Xigou, Xiaoxinzhaizi, Ganjingzi District.

Bihai Temple (also known as Huxian Temple or Bihai Temple): It is located on a hill to the east of Bihai Villa in Dalian Bay, Ganjingzi District.

Hengshan Temple: Buddhist temple, located in Putuo Cultural Park, Hengshan North, Dashidong, Longwangtang, Lushunkou District.

Yongshun Temple: Taoist Temple, located at the mountainside of Beigou, Cha 'an Village, Ganjingzi, also known as "North Temple", was founded in the 24th year of Qing Daoguang.

Zhenquan Temple: Also known as Zhenquan Temple, it is a Buddhist temple located in Shanxigou, Longtou Town and Lushun Middle Road, Tai Huang.

Zhengjue Lecture Temple (formerly known as Panlong Temple): Buddhist male temple. Located at the foot of Niuxin Mountain, Shenjia Village, Shuishiying Town, Lushunkou District, Dalian, it was built in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty.

Changchun Temple: Located in Changchun Temple Village, Sanjianbao Town, Lushun.

Longwang Temple: Taoist temple, located on the hillside opposite the bathing beach in Tahewan, Lushun, where the Dragon King, Guanyin and Yaowang are enshrined.

Yongqing Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Taishan Village, Dalijia Town, Development Zone, the inscription was built in Ming Dynasty.

Zhengming Temple: Located in Laohugou, Zhengming Temple Village, Dalijia Town, Development Zone, it was built in Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty for six years and was destroyed by natural and man-made disasters. It has been relocated and renovated, with nine halls, including Tianhou Palace (Mazu Tempel), Tianwang Hall, Ursa Major Hall and Manjusri Hall.

Courtyard, Guanyin Pavilion, Gathering God of Wealth, Longwang Temple, Dizang Hall, and Dharma Hall.

Xiangshui Taoist Temple: Also known as Xiangshui Temple and Yunshui Temple, it is the most famous Taoist temple among the ancient buildings in Daheishan, Jinzhou.

Chaoyang Temple (Daheishan): Located in Daheishan, Jinzhou. Because of its beautiful scenery, it was called Ming Xiu Temple when it was built in the early Ming Dynasty, and it was renamed Chaoyang Temple in the sixth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty. This is a Buddhist temple.

Guanyin Pavilion: There is also a famous water temple and a Buddhist male temple. Located at the northeast foot of Daheishan in Jinzhou.

Shigu Temple: Buddhist temple, located at the west foot of Daheishan in Jinzhou.

Tang Wang Diandao Garden: Located in Daheishan Scenic Area of Jinzhou, it was built in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty and rebuilt many times later.

Longwang Temple (Golden State West Sea): Also known as Longwang Palace and Taoist Temple, it was built in Qing Dynasty and is elegant and simple.

Zhenwu Temple: A Taoist temple located in Jindingshan Village, Liangjiadian Town, Jinzhou District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty.

Temple of God of Wealth (Jade Emperor Temple): It was originally located about 30 meters outside the urn outside the west gate of Jinzhou City.

Jinlong Temple: Taoist Temple, located in Jinlong Village, northwest of Dawei Town, Jinzhou. Jinlong Temple was founded in 38 years of Kangxi, with a history of more than 300 years.

Bao Hua Temple: A Buddhist temple located in Baoshi Village, Sanlibao, Jinzhou.

Qingyun Temple: Also known as Niangniang Temple, located in Xiaoheishan Village, Sanlipu, Jinzhou.

Puguang Temple: Formerly known as Hongmen Temple and Buddhist Temple, it is located in Miaogoutun, Sishili Village, Sanlipu Town, Jinzhou District.

Jiulian Temple: A Buddhist temple located in Donggou Village, Shihe Town, Jinzhou.

Buddhist Temple: Also known as Qingyun Temple, located in Xiaoheishan, Shihe, Jinzhou.

Zhongyi Temple: Also known as Wu Caishen Temple, Guan Laoye Temple, Guandi Temple and Taoist Temple, it was originally located in the center of Jinzhou Ancient City and was built in Liao Dynasty.

Qingquan Temple: Located in Putaogou Village, Xingtai Town, pulandian city. The temple was built in the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty and has the reputation of "the first temple in southern Liaoning".

Hoonji: Buddhist female temple. Located on the mountainside at the southern end of Erlong Mountain in Anbo Town, pulandian city. The temple was built in the Ming Dynasty, and has been renovated many times in the Qing Dynasty and in recent years, becoming the architectural style of the Qing Dynasty.

Jade Emperor Temple: Taoist Temple, located in Anbo New Paradise Hot Spring Resort in Pulandian, was built in the Sejong period of Jin Dynasty (11). After renovation in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, it gradually became a scale.

Longshan Temple: Located in Erlongshan Park of Pulandian Huancheng Forest Park, it was founded in Ming Dynasty. This is an ancient building that has been restored.

Guandi Temple (Pulandian): Located in nanshan park, pulandian city, it was built in Qing Dynasty.

Sanqingguan: Taoist Temple, located in Chengzitan Town, pulandian city, was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and has a history of 400 years.

Longtan Temple: Buddhist male temple. Taishan Temple, also known as Taishan Temple, is located in Rong Feng Street, pulandian city (downstream of May 4th Reservoir in Beitai Village, Paozi Township). Built in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong, it is named Longwang Temple.

Baiyun Temple: Also known as Baiyun Mountain Temple, located in Baiyun Mountain, Yuantai Town, Pulandian. Baiyun Mountain Temple was built in the late Qing Dynasty.

Gaoming Temple: Buddhist male temple, located in Nangou, Baiyun Mountain, Guangdefu Town, Pulandian, was founded in Jiaqing years.

Sanguan Temple: Located in Nanshantun at the southern foot of Baiyun Mountain in Yuantai Town, Pulandian, it is a Taoist temple. It was founded in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty.

Jiahe Temple: Also known as Shuangquan Temple (Pulandian), a Taoist temple, is located on the Dongshan Mountain of Wangtun, Zhaolu Village, Jiahesi Town, pulandian city, with a total area of 250 hectares. The temple was founded in the Tang Dynasty with a history of 1200 years. It belongs to Hui Jin Taoist School.

Wanghai Temple (Pulandian): Located on the south slope of Maoshan Mountain in Fuquan Village, Jiulongshan Scenic Area, Shuangta Town, Pulandian. It was built in the period of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, and was later destroyed and rebuilt. Nearby, there is a cliff stone carving of the Jin Dynasty built 800 years ago, also known as the cliff statue of Wanghai Temple.

. Cliff stone carvings are key cultural relics protection units in Liaoning Province.

Fumyoji: Buddhist male temple. Located at the foot of Laomao Mountain in Yixiang, Pulandian, it was built in the eighth year of Qing Shunzhi (AD 165 1) and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Now the reconstruction is planned according to the style of Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Guandi Temple: Located in Gucheng Village, Rong Feng Office, pulandian city, it was built in Ming Dynasty.

Kannonji: Located in Yuantai Town, Pulandian, take bus No.4 from Wafangdian downtown and get off at Yuantai.

Baiquan Temple: located in Xiangshan, Xiamiao Village Road, Shabao Town, pulandian city.

Sanyuan Temple: Located in Pantun Village, Yuantai Town, Pulandian, near Yuntai Village in the southern suburbs of wafangdian city.

Lingchi Temple: Located in Sidaogou, Yintun, wafangdian city.

Saints Temple: Located in Luogou Village, Taiyang Township, wafangdian city.

Wanghai Temple (Wafangdian): Located in Jiangtun Village, Paoya Township, wafangdian city.

Yongfeng Temple: Buddhist temple, located in Wafangdian, Fuzhou. According to the inscription, Yongfeng Temple was built in Liaojin and rebuilt in 1993.

Yongquan Temple: Located in Xialongshan Village, Daming Mountain in the northern suburb of Wafangdian, about 5 kilometers away from the urban area. This temple was built in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty.

Wen Sheng Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Jiangwa Village, Wafangdian Gangdian Office, it was founded in 1938, formerly known as "Confucian Temple".

Baolong Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Laopipu Village, Gangdian Office in the western suburbs of wafangdian city, it was founded in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty.

Longhua Palace: Located in Longtan Mountain, Delis Town, northern wafangdian city.

Baolin Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located on Xiping Mountain, it was once called "Xiping Xiaoyue" in Tuoshan Township, wafangdian city. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, the temple once echoed the east and west of Yongfeng Temple in Fuzhou, and it is one of the eight major temples in southern Liaoning.

Longwangmiao (Wafangdian Li Guan): Located in Longwangmiao Village, Li Guan Town, Wafangdian. The temples are exquisite, overlapping and built on the mountain.

Deli Temple: Buddhist female temple. Located at the south foot of Longhu Mountain in Xili Village, Delisi Town, wafangdian city, it was built in the Tang Dynasty.

Wan 'an Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Jianshangou, Xingtun Village, Wanjialing Town, wafangdian city, it was built in 2002, covering an area of about14,800 square meters, with a construction area of over 600 square meters.

Fuquan Temple: Located in Tumenling, Songshu Reservoir, wafangdian city, it was founded in the 27th year of Qing Daoguang, where eight generations of eminent monks practiced.

Chaoyang Temple (Wafangdian): Buddhist male temple. Sun's office is located at the south foot of Dongping Mountain in Yushufang Village, wafangdian city. The temple was built in the Tang Dynasty and was built twice in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (18 14).

Guan Hai Temple: A Buddhist temple located in Xianyu Bay, Wafangdian. The original site of the temple is located in the north of Liangtun Mountain, Wanghai Village, Shengli Township, Xianyu Bay. It was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, with an area of about1200m2. It is a famous temple in southern Liaoning.

Yun Qi Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Caotun, Xietun Town, wafangdian city, formerly known as Guanyin Pavilion. The temple was built in the 14th year of Qing Daoguang.

Santanggong: Taoist Temple, located in Lingang Industrial Zone of Changxing Island.

Kannonji: Buddhist Monastery. Haishang Village, located in the Lingang Industrial Zone of Changxing Island, was founded in the late Ming Dynasty.

Laoye Temple (Xutun): The Laoye Temple was originally named Guan Laoye Temple and was originally a village temple dedicated to Guan Yu. It is located in the present Laoyemiao Village of Xutun.

Hokkeji: Buddhist female temple. Located in Chengshan Town, Zhuanghe. Hawke infrastructure was built in the forty-second year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty.

Five Old Palaces: Located in Chengshan Town, Zhuanghe. Built in the early years of the Republic of China, Wulao Palace is a Taoist temple dedicated to the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth.

Longfeng Temple: Buddhist female temple. Located in Songlin Village, Guangming Town, zhuanghe city.

Puhua Temple: Buddhist female temple. Located in Zhenxi Village, Qingduizi Town, zhuanghe city.

Xianrendong Temple: Also known as Xianrendong Temple Shangsi and Prajna Cave, it is located in Bingyugou Scenic Area, Xianrendong Town, Zhuanghe. Xianrendong Temple is a holy place where Taoism and Buddhism merge. It was built in Tianyuan for twenty years (1397).

Shui Sheng Temple: Also known as Xianrendong Temple and Buddhist Male Temple, it is located in Bingyugou Scenic Area, Xianrendong Town, Zhuanghe, and was founded in the 32nd year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1553).

Wanghai Temple (Zhuanghe): Buddhist female temple. Located in Yang Mingshan, Yangming Town, zhuanghe city.

Haifeng Temple: Buddhist male temple. Located in Dongsheng Village, Shicheng Township, zhuanghe city, it was founded in the seventh year of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1636).

Shuangquan Temple (Zhuanghe): Buddhist female temple. Located in Desheng Village, Daying Town, zhuanghe city.

Thousand Buddha Cave: also known as Chaoyang Temple, located in Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area of Zhuanghe River, built in Liao and Jin Dynasties.

Hongya Temple: a Buddhist temple, located in Changsheng Street, Zhuanghe, which was founded in the thirty-fifth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty.

Xinglong Temple: also known as Guandi Temple, located at 1km north of Zhuanghe River. Founded in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (163 1).

Kanluoji: Located in Zhuanghe Clam Island. According to the legend of the natural sitting statue of Guanyin and Princess Clam in the Lotus Terrace, this Kanluoji and Buddha worship platform was built in 2008.

Mazu Tempel: Located on the cliff of Laotieshan Scenic Area in Guanglu Island, Changhai County (Shuimenzi in the mountain of Nantai Village), it was built in the sixth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1633).

Sanyuan Palace: Taoist Temple, located in Banla Mountain, Houshan, Fujiagou, Sikuaishi Village, Dachangshan Road Town, Changhai County.

God of Wealth Temple (Changhai County): A Taoist temple, located on God of Wealth Island in Changhai County.