The tourist moved to Lingguang Temple in the west, and the door was closed and empty.

Traveling to the west of Hebei by car, driving on the Niantang line, I found a particularly conspicuous building, with a yellow roof and a red wall, which, like a monument, is in the mountains on the bank of the long river. I looked it up on Baidu map and marked it as Lingguang Temple in Qianxi.

As a photographer, I like cultural relics very much. I followed the navigation and drove directly to the foot of the temple. There is a path up the mountain, which is neither high nor steep. I arrived at the temple ten minutes later.

Looking around, the whole building is built on the top of the mountain, magnificent. Look carefully, it seems to be newly built, but from the stone path, it looks like a historical relic.

Looking for the introduction of the temple, I saw that the gate was locked and I couldn't get in.

There's no one outside, and I haven't seen a word. I searched online, but there was no information. I only saw a video: the Water and Land Law Meeting of Lingguang Temple in Qianxi, showing that the Dojo was held on June 6th, 20th16+16. It was not built for a long time, but judging from the stone path, it seems to be a monument.

Under the east wall of the temple, there is a cave about five meters deep, in which Guanyin Buddha statue is enshrined;

Looking in front of the main hall, I saw the shadows of doors and windows, but I couldn't see the furnishings inside;

On the west wall of the temple, I saw a faucet deep outside the wall, with traces of Shui Ze around it, which seemed to be a drain;

There is a corner pavilion above the faucet, with Buddhist murals at the top, which looks very new;

In the southeast corner of the temple, there is a small house burning incense.

I can't see anything else at this time. I am thinking, what is the original intention of locking the door and spending huge sums of money to build a temple? I hope that managers can open up as soon as possible and make the best use of it.