Shenzhen's lesser-known temples | The temples that are 'hidden in plain sight' have their own unique charm

| The temples that are 'hidden in plain sight' have their own unique charm. The temple is located inside a refined Yabao Park, and along the way, you will pass a reservoir. After walking for a few minutes, you can see the entrance of the temple, Prajna Zen Temple, originally known as Pangu Temple, was established in the fifteenth year of Emperor Yuanzong's reign (1278) and has a long history as well as a quaint and elegant charm. The temple is not very large, but it contains eleven halls, including the Hall of Heavenly Kings, Ancestral Masters' Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Western Three Saints Hall, Reclining Buddha Hall, Eastern Three Saints Hall, Guanyin Hall, Sangharama Hall, Mahavira Hall, and two deity halls dedicated to the God of Wealth and the Earth God. The temple is not very crowded, and you can get three sticks of incense for free. It's very suitable for quietly and sincerely praying to Buddha~ and you can also sit leisurely and relax inside~