Lushan Zen Temple, nestled in the picturesque landscape of Hemudu Town, Yuyao City, Zhejiang Province, stands majestically at the northern foot of Lushan, with the Yaojiang River flowing to its north. This temple, facing south and north, is embraced by the verdant hills of Huoshan, Zhushan, and Bailu Ao, offering a serene backdrop of greenery and bamboo, complemented by the enchanting beauty of mountains and waters.
Situated a mere 23 kilometers east of Ningbo City and in close proximity to the globally renowned Hemudu site to the west, Lushan Zen Temple enjoys a prime location with convenient transportation access.
The temple complex encompasses several significant halls, including the Hall of the Heavenly Kings, the Mahavira Hall, and the guest hall. With its back to the mountains and facing the wilderness, Lushan Zen Temple boasts captivating scenery that has long attracted scholars and poets. This place of natural splendor has been a source of inspiration for many, including the celebrated figures Lu You and Shi Hao, who have left behind verses such as, “When arriving at the mountain, share a piece of cloud with me, and send the spring breeze to bring good lines.”
