金泉寺
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Douglas M
广东省广州市2,351 条分享
2017年6月 • 夫妻情侣
Combine a visit to this temple with a visit to the Jinbao Playground and Amusement Park (see separate reviews) which, I think are the same place as they’re just a short walk from the temple.
From the city we took the number 15 bus which stops outside the entrance to both the temple and park. The number 2 bus goes from the railway station. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Tell the bus driver where you want to go and hopefully he’ll tell you when to get off as the entrance isn’t particularly obvious. The return bus stop is across the road.
It’s a bit of a walk from the road to the temple entrance and ticket office. Take your passport for a discount. A combined temple and playground park ticket is 70 Yuan, temple only is 50 Yuan and the playground is 60 Yuan. The combined ticket is obviously a bargain!
We got there at lunchtime and SWMBO declared herself starving so we first went into the temple restaurant. When all the waiting and kitchen staff line-up to greet you, you know they’re not busy! The restaurant is huge, note the Buddhist section is vegetarian but there’s a non-believers section where meat is served. The fried pork and dumplings are particularly toothsome.
Our appetites sated, we strolled around the temples. There are many buildings each dedicated to its own Buddha. Everything is very neat and tidy and rather pleasant with hardly any other visitors. I gathered the entrance fee is regarded as extortionate by the locals and they hardly frequent the place.
Be aware that the quiet calm is shattered every few minutes by jets taking off from the military airfield next to the temple. You only see the planes when they are about 100 metres up because there’s a high wall in the way. I mean, this is serious noise. Jet fighters, taking off usually in pairs, with afterburners going full blast (you can see the red flames) are not exactly conducive to quiet meditation and prayer. If you are a plane loving Buddhist then this is the place for you.
Too soon however, the sky darkened, lightening flashed and thunder rolled and the heavens opened. We retreated into a temple. Here SWMBO found the Buddha who guarantees, after a suitable 100 Yuan donation, good marks in her son’s final exams. The rain poured down tropically for an hour.
We paddled our way to the exit. The ticket lady told us that we could use the playground tickets the following week as it was now closed as it was awash.
We’ll be going back to thank the Buddha as SWMBO’s son achieved very, very good marks in his university finals, so a successful visit. We’ll also use the playground tickets.
From the city we took the number 15 bus which stops outside the entrance to both the temple and park. The number 2 bus goes from the railway station. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Tell the bus driver where you want to go and hopefully he’ll tell you when to get off as the entrance isn’t particularly obvious. The return bus stop is across the road.
It’s a bit of a walk from the road to the temple entrance and ticket office. Take your passport for a discount. A combined temple and playground park ticket is 70 Yuan, temple only is 50 Yuan and the playground is 60 Yuan. The combined ticket is obviously a bargain!
We got there at lunchtime and SWMBO declared herself starving so we first went into the temple restaurant. When all the waiting and kitchen staff line-up to greet you, you know they’re not busy! The restaurant is huge, note the Buddhist section is vegetarian but there’s a non-believers section where meat is served. The fried pork and dumplings are particularly toothsome.
Our appetites sated, we strolled around the temples. There are many buildings each dedicated to its own Buddha. Everything is very neat and tidy and rather pleasant with hardly any other visitors. I gathered the entrance fee is regarded as extortionate by the locals and they hardly frequent the place.
Be aware that the quiet calm is shattered every few minutes by jets taking off from the military airfield next to the temple. You only see the planes when they are about 100 metres up because there’s a high wall in the way. I mean, this is serious noise. Jet fighters, taking off usually in pairs, with afterburners going full blast (you can see the red flames) are not exactly conducive to quiet meditation and prayer. If you are a plane loving Buddhist then this is the place for you.
Too soon however, the sky darkened, lightening flashed and thunder rolled and the heavens opened. We retreated into a temple. Here SWMBO found the Buddha who guarantees, after a suitable 100 Yuan donation, good marks in her son’s final exams. The rain poured down tropically for an hour.
We paddled our way to the exit. The ticket lady told us that we could use the playground tickets the following week as it was now closed as it was awash.
We’ll be going back to thank the Buddha as SWMBO’s son achieved very, very good marks in his university finals, so a successful visit. We’ll also use the playground tickets.
撰写日期:2017年7月4日
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vildanyilmaz
istanbul5 条分享
2016年11月 • 商务型
Recentley I visited Weifang and by chance I was able to see the Jinguan temple. It was calm, beautiful and lonely. It seems it is not very well known. The trees had a very nice view of autumn leaves. I recommend this place.
撰写日期:2016年12月12日
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