The former site of Zhaoxian Temple is situated on Beishan Street, within the Xihu District of Hangzhou. The temple’s name dates back to the Tang Dynasty, and it is known for the presence of unique, unknown flowers that grow there. The renowned poet Bai Juyi identified these flowers as Hydrangeas. Today, the Zhaoxian Temple complex comprises one main hall, a two-story building, and a bungalow.
