Baoguang Gui Hu Cultural Tourism Zone is located in Xindu District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, about 18km away from Chengdu. Baoguang Temple, a tourist area, is large in scale and distinguished, covering an area of 65,438+10,000 square meters. It is one of the "four Buddhist jungles" in southern China since the Qing Dynasty. Baoguang Temple has five halls and sixteen courtyards. The main buildings are Shanmen Hall, Tianwang Hall, stupa, Seven Buddhas Hall, Mahayana Hall, Sutra Hall, Bell and Drum Tower, THE TEMPLE OF JIALAN Hall, Guest Hall, Blissful Hall, Ancestral Hall, Buddha Hall, Arhat Hall, Zen Hall, Cinema, Tang Jie and East and West Wing, with distinct levels and strict layout. Among them, Luohantang is the most famous. Gui Hu outside the temple was built in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and later became the bookstore of Yang Sheng 'an, a great scholar in Ming Dynasty. Gui Hu is an official garden with peaceful humanity and elegant environment, which fully demonstrates the superb skills of Sichuan classical gardening art. There are 850 meters of well-preserved ancient city walls in the park, as well as brick carvings in the Eastern Han Dynasty, gold and silver wares in the Tang Dynasty, rare books of ancient books, paintings and calligraphy in previous dynasties and other cultural relics.
Location of scenic spots
No.0/09, Gui Hu Middle Road, Xindu District, Chengdu, Sichuan.