Pu Zhao Temple is an architectural masterpiece in the Tang Dynasty style, nestled against the mountains and extending in a winding manner. It features a series of impressive structures including the mountain gate, the harmonious wall, the bell tower, the God of Wealth Hall, the Maitreya Hall, the Mahavira Hall, the handprint mountain, the Arhat Yard, the Dragon’s Waist Pond, and the grand atmosphere. It is one of the largest-scale Tang-style replica buildings in the country currently. The Mahavira Hall, covering an area of 1000 square meters and standing 25 meters high, boasts a unique double-eave structure with eaves extending 4 meters (nine layers of work), resembling a soaring eagle, looking up at Ke Mountain.
Within the temple, the Arhat Yard houses 18 stone statues of Arhats, each the size of an ordinary person, matching the stone culture and offering great visual appeal. The opening hours and business status are subject to the actual daily opening conditions.
