Temple of Sumeru Fortune and Longevity, A Harmonious Blend of Tibetan and Han Architectural Grandeur

Huancheng North Road, Shuangqiao District, Chengde City, Hebei Province (south slope of Shizi Gou, north of Chengde Mountain Resort)

The Central is a large double-eaved hall

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temple and daoist temple

Introduction

Located on the southern slope of Shizi Gou to the north of the Summer Resort, the Xumi Fushou Temple was built in the 45th year of the Qianlong Emperor to celebrate his 70th birthday and to provide a place for the 6th Panchen Lama to preach and reside. The main buildings of the temple include the mountain gate, the stele pavilion, the glass plaque decay, the big red platform, the gold he hall, the great virtue ancestral hall, and the glass longevity tower, presenting a Tibetan style with Han architectural elements. The name of the temple comes from the Tibetan word "zha hui", meaning a place of good luck, and "lun bu" means many blessings and longevity, meaning to enjoy blessings and longevity forever like the auspicious Mount Sumeru.

Address

Huancheng North Road, Shuangqiao District, Chengde City, Hebei Province (south slope of Shizi Gou, north of Chengde Mountain Resort)

Opening hours

Opening hours: 08:30-17:00 (all day)
Last admission time: 16:10 (Monday to Sunday, from October 10th to March 9th of the following year) Note: On International Nurses Day (May 12th) and Chinese Physician's Day (August 19th) each year, the scenic spot is free for medical staff across the country. Medical staff can enjoy free admission with their doctor or nurse practicing certificate, award certificate, or professional title certificate.

Transportation

Take bus route 6 or 12 and get off at Zhongzi Company stop. Then walk about 400 meters to reach Huan Cheng Bei Road. Walk west for another 500 meters to arrive.

Phone 0314-2162972