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Guiyuan Temple, Wuhan is a Buddhist temple in the city’s Hanyang district, catch a taxi they are cheap and reliable. The entrance fee is 10 Yuen (£1) there are small arch holes in the wall beside the entrance underneath the pricing signs, this is where...More
We enjoyed visiting this temple. We stopped at the Zhongjiachun Metro stop (Linen 6). We exited Gate C and walked straight out and followed the road to the next main intersection. Turned right and the temple was at the end of the road. We enjoyed...More
A Buddhist Temple worth a visit. 20 RMB entrance fee. Built in 17 Century & locals pray here. Many steps up to Temple & get fortune tellling here
Very touristy place, you will not regret it if you miss it. The statue is new and there is another new building added to the site which worth looking at as well. It really shows how prosperous China is becoming that they have put so...More
Worth a visit, especially during a religious festival or special occasion to appreciate the unique heritage and ancient customs of Wuhan. I visited with a local.
It is hard for me to believe that I have been in Wuhan for a month and this is the first time I have visited Guiyuan Temple. I had read a review here about how this was a great place to go on a hot...More
We visit every time we come to Wuhan. Peaceful place and a great way to reflect on many things. Lot of shops nearby for shopping. Weekends are very busy so best to visit on a week day.
Temple has tourist information center right next to the entrance where temple guides are available in addition to the profile and map of the temple. The temple has multiple places of worship within the premises. Also, has a big statue of two sided Guiyang and...More
very interesting place to have an idea about Buddhismen and to get an impression of real religious life in China
One of the best temples in Wuhan this is an attraction which is in wonderful condition with a large collection of perfect statues and a great collection of Buddhist artefacts. Counting the 500 Luhans (Buddhist Disciples) is a tradition. The collection of 500 statues (all...More
