A thousand-year-old temple that is seriously underestimated!

In a small town in southeastern Sichuan There is a thousand-year-old temple There is a huge golden dragon head in the temple. This is the place located on the bank of the Yangtze River in Luzhou, Sichuan. Golden Dragon Temple On the hill behind the temple There are still many cliff carvings left. Some are preserved from ancient times. There are also some carved There is also a sleeping Buddha Unfortunately, it is under maintenance and I missed it this time. You can burn incense or light lamps at Jinlong Temple You need to ask for it in the temple. The place where the lights are lit is outside the Guanyin Temple behind the big dragon head. There is a mother-in-law who is very responsible Very patiently praying for every believer who lights the lamp🙏🏻 😁If you like it, please follow me, thank you! ☝🏻️If you want to see more texts and photos about the Golden Dragon Temple, please click on my avatar and take a look at my other notes about the Golden Dragon Temple! 👏🏻If you have any questions, feel free to chat in the comment section! 📸Photo shooting time: early February 📷Photography suggestions: 🟠The best camera position to take photos of the dragon head is on the building next to it, which is the Wuguantang building where you eat vegetarian food. You need to take the stairs to the top of the building, where the best position to take photos of the dragon head is 🟡If you have a drone, the photo effect will be great, but be careful not to disturb others 📍Location: Luzhou, Sichuan 🚗Transportation: Just navigate to Jinlong Temple. There is a driving school at the foot of the mountain where you can park. You can also park in the yard in front of the gate of Jinlong Temple. However, the road to the gate is a bit narrow. 💰Tickets: Free tickets, free parking ❗TIPS: ❤️You can eat vegetarian food at Jinlong Temple, starting at 11:30 noon, it tastes good. 🧡You can burn incense or light lamps in the temple 💛Some activities are held here from time to time, such as night talks around the fire. If you are interested, you can ask the volunteers in the temple for more information. Follow me to give you more travel inspiration!