Kaifu Temple

Kaifu Temple is renowned for its blessings, featuring a statue of the White Guan Im near the entrance. Upon entering with a ticket, visitors are provided with a set of incense. The temple houses several rooms of statues for blessings.

When you visit Changsha, make sure to stop by this historic temple. In 1956, it was established as a cultural conservation unit in Hunan Province. It is one of the most important open monasteries in Chinese Buddhism, the Buddhist Zen Linzong Yangqi Temple. Before you enter and purchase tickets, they will additionally offer you a packet of three joss sticks to worship with. When you enter, there is a large Guanyin statue where people gather to pray for blessings and good luck. There are several old buildings inside, with a solemn and quiet environment that will leave you feeling peaceful and calm. The lotus pond inside the temple is full of pigeons and turtles, and there are small monk statues down the aisle. Many Chinese people love to come here and take pictures with those yellow and red walls too. Address: 湖南省长沙市开福区开福寺路52号 (Take a metro line 1 to Kaifu Temple station, and exit at exit 1) Open from 6:30–18:30 (stop entry at 17:30)

Nice temple, with a fee of 10 yuan/person

A great place in the city to experience the culture and see some great architecture. Monks, statues and giftshops.

Amazing place. I really enjoyed it and I would gladly go back

The history of the temple is as long as the City of Changsha. It goes back to the Tang, two thousand years age. Most of the building in the temple complex are only a few hundred years old. If you are looking for a feel of local history is a great place. The temple is just beside the Kaifu MRT Station.

Very big temple！

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