Long holiday niche travel destination | Thousand-year-old temple in the mountains

On the first day of the long holiday, I wandered around Pucheng for a day. I didn't encounter any tourists. 🌿Second stop: Yunfeng Zen Temple An ancient temple nestled in the wilderness. It is known as a must-visit place on the tour of cultural relics and historical sites in northern Fujian. It was first built in the Tang Dynasty, and the existing buildings were constructed in the Ming Dynasty. It takes nearly an hour to drive from the city. Moreover, there are five or six kilometers of country roads that can only accommodate one car. Fortunately, this place is so crowded. I didn't encounter any other cars along the way, which saved me the trouble of meeting other cars. The temple is located in a mountain forest. There is a Ming Dynasty stone bridge at the gate. There is a shallow stream under the stone bridge where children can play in the water. The only intact building preserved here is the main hall. The details of the building are very attractive. There is also a cluster of bright red spider lilies blooming in the field in front of the temple. There is no one around, so you can walk around slowly and enjoy the view. ❗️It should be noted that there are many mosquitoes around the temple. The scenery along the way from Yunfeng Zen Temple to the city is picturesque. The rice fields have entered the harvest season this season, with yellow and green alternating. It looks especially beautiful when paired with the scenery of lakes and mountains. If you are afraid of crowds during long holidays, You can come to such a niche city to take a look.