Are there any secluded temples around Chengdu, Sichuan?

The main thing is to be calm. 1. Shijing Temple: Shijing Temple is located in Shijing Village, Chadian Township, Longquanyi District, Chengdu City. It is 37 kilometers away from Chengdu city and four kilometers away from the tourist resort Longquan Lake in the east. Shijing Temple was built around the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (220 AD). It was originally a temple for officials and officials. During the Shu Han period, Shu general Zhao Zilong inherited this property. It survives in the name of "Lingyin". The main hall was built in the Tang Dynasty. Drive from Chengdu - go up the Third Ring Road - get off the Aerospace Overpass - pass G321 - Yidu Avenue - Longquanyi District - Longquan Peach Blossom Mountain - Peach Blossom Hometown - Chadian Township - Shijing Village. 2. Wanfo Temple Wanfo Temple is located in Dahuo Mountain, Baima Township, Luojiang County, Deyang City. It is 120 kilometers away from Chengdu, and runs from Chengdu North via National Highway 108 via Xindu to Baima Township, Guanghan. Wanfo Temple was built in the seventh year of Yuanhe (812) in the Tang Dynasty. It was built and destroyed several times, and rebuilt in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The existing buildings were rebuilt during the Kangxi period (1662-1722). Driving from Chengdu, take the Third Ring Road - Sichuan-Shaanxi Interchange - G108 - Rongdu Avenue - Guanghan City - Linkan Town - Zhangjiawan - Baima Township - Dahuoshan Wanfo Temple. There is a national cultural relic protection unit nearby - Baimaguan Pangtong Temple (ticket 20 yuan). The entrance fee to Wanfo Temple is 2 yuan, the pilgrim room is 3 yuan per person, and the vegetarian food is kosher. The tourist restaurant has dumplings, wontons, glutinous rice balls, noodles, etc. It is all vegetarian and costs 2-3 yuan per portion. It tastes good and is very clean. 3. Mulan Temple Mulan Temple is located in Mulan Mountain, 15 kilometers north of Chengdu, in Xindu District, Chengdu. The mountain is 550 meters above sea level. Mulan Mountain was originally called Longmen Mountain. It was named by the local Hakka people to commemorate the heroic deeds of Han E, a Chinese female general in the Ming Dynasty who disguised herself as a man and served in the army for 12 years. And the Shifang Jungle-Mulan Temple was built to commemorate it. Mulan Temple currently has Shanmen Hall, Shanmen Double Pavilion, Maitreya Bodhisattva Hall, Guanyin Hall, Buddha Hall, Bell and Drum Tower Hall, Three Drops of Water Buddha Hall, Mahavira Hall, etc.