Cheng’en Temple

Cheng’en Temple is located in the Fanjing Mountain Scenic Area in Jiangkou County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province, China. It is located on the ridge between the New Golden Summit and the Old Golden Summit. It is the core building of the temple complex on the top of Fanjing Mountain. The temple was built in the early Ming Dynasty and was originally named “Shangcha Temple”. It was rebuilt on the original site in 2009 and completed in 2011. It is now an important rest and pilgrimage place for tourists on the way to climb the Golden Summit. The overall architectural style of Cheng’en Temple is solemn and simple. It is built according to the mountain terrain. It is surrounded by mountains, surrounded by clouds and mist, and the environment is quiet. There is a wide square in front of the temple for tourists to rest and view the scenery. There are simple refreshment stalls around it to provide convenience for climbers. Because it is located in the core area of ​​Fanjing Mountain, Cheng’en Temple is not only a holy place for Buddhist believers to worship, but also attracts a large number of tourists to stop and visit. Its unique geographical location and profound cultural heritage make it one of the attractions that cannot be missed on the trip to Fanjing Mountain.