The Nanhua Temple, located southeast of Shaoguan,…

502 CE

The Nanhua Temple, located southeast of Shaoguan, is founded by the Indian monk Zhiyao Sanzang.

Originally named the Baolin Temple, it covers an area of forty-two and a half hectares (one hundred and five acres) and consists of a set of historical Buddhist buildings.

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