Hangzhou's lesser-known attractions: Huiyin Gaoli Temple

A rare Tang and Song-style temple in Hangzhou. Huiyin Goryeo Temple is so beautiful that it glows Huiyin Gaoli Temple can be considered a very small temple in Hangzhou A beautiful temple without monks A Song-style garden built with reference to ancient Goryeo temples The group statues in the Mahavira Hall, Statues of the four heavenly kings It was common in the Tang and Song dynasties. Later, it was very rare in the temple It has the largest rotating Tibetan monastery in the country. The whole body is carved from nanmu wood, inlaid with gold foil, and contains scriptures. Turning it once is like reading the entire sutra. There is also a camphor tree planted in the Tang Dynasty near the Goryeo Temple. There is also a historic site that is said to be a stone statue of Su Dongpo In ancient times, this area was full of Buddhist temples. Very heavy feeling route: Huiyin Goryeo Temple is not big and one hour is enough. There are Tang Zhang and Su Dongpo stone statues nearby for you to visit. Open temple building The overall architecture is in Song style, very quaint, and many young ladies who take photos in ancient costumes come here. The statues and architectural colors inside are very clear and bright, very mysterious The Wheel of Dharma It is the tallest revolving pagoda in the country. According to Buddhists, pushing it once is equivalent to reading the Buddhist scriptures inside. Four people can push it at the same time. It is open to tourists from 9:30 to 10:30 every day. Dharma Image Tang Zhang Go straight on the road to the right of the entrance to Goryeo Temple, and continue forward after passing Liutong Hotel and you will see it. It feels like it is almost fossilized, very shocking Stone statue of Su Dongpo In Huajia Villa near Gaoli Temple, you need to enter from the intersection of Santaishan Road and Huajiashan Road. You need to stay in Huajia Villa to see it. Location: Huiyin Goryeo Temple Transportation: Take Subway Line 3, get off at Huanglongdong Station, and transfer to a bus/bicycle/taxi, or Take Metro Line 1, get off at Ding'an Road Station, and transfer to a bus or taxi Tickets: Free Note: Please do not make noise in this quiet Buddhist temple