Xingfu Temple, Qionglai.

Xingfu Temple, Qionglai Xingfu Temple is located in Ginkgo Ping, Lianhua Mountain, Xingfu Village, Huojing Town, Qionglai City, Sichuan Province, less than 10 km and a half-hour drive from Huojing Ancient Town. The temple was first built in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties (618) and was rebuilt in the Jiajing period of the Ming dynasty (1515). It was historically known as "Penglai Bieyuan" and "Shimiaozi" before being renamed Xingfu Temple. Xingfu Temple has a unique layout and courtyard, retaining the style of the Ming dynasty. The temple is divided into A and B axes. The A axis consists of the mountain gate, Sansheng Hall, and Guanyin Hall, while the B axis consists of the mountain gate, Dizang Hall, Mahavira Hall, and Qifo Hall. The temple's architecture is diverse, including stone-imitating wood structures, single-eave hanging mountain-style buildings, and double-eave Xieshan-style buildings. The total building area of Xingfu Temple is 2,655 square meters, with a land area of 15,280 square meters. Among the existing buildings, the Mahavira Hall and Dizang Hall retain some Ming dynasty styles, while the rest are Qing dynasty buildings. (Excerpt from the temple introduction) The temple is located deep in the nanmu forest, with winding and muddy mountain roads that are difficult to pass, making it particularly quiet on Saturdays without pilgrims! Special reminder🔔: The mountain roads from Huojing to the temple are very narrow and rugged, with poor road conditions, making it difficult to pass and a section under construction. Cars need to be driven carefully!