Chishan Zen Temple is located in Chishan Scenic Area, Rongcheng. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing the sea on one side, it echoes the ‘Chishan Zen Temple’ built by Master Ennin in Japan. Chishan Zen Temple is composed of two major parts: the Ennin’s Hall for Seeking Dharma in Tang Dynasty and Chishan Tower. Among them, the Ennin’s Hall for Seeking Dharma in Tang Dynasty has five exhibition halls, namely ‘Admiring Buddhism, Lifeboat in the Sea of Suffering, Master Cijue, Pilgrimage for Seeking Dharma, and Successful Completion’. It mainly shows the development history of temples in Sui and Tang Dynasties, Master Ennin’s seeking dharma in Tang Dynasty and the process of establishing Chishan Zen Temple in Japan after returning home. Opening hours: Open from 07:30 to 17:00 all year round. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day.
Chishan Zen Temple
Chishan Zen Temple is located in Chishan Scenic Area, Rongcheng. Surrounded by mountains on three si[...]
