2011-08-12 By Cang Wei (China Daily) [Provided to China Daily] Shi Guangquan, the 50-year-old abbot of Lingyin Temple in Zhejiang's capital Hangzhou, presides over a Buddhist ritual in this file photo. |
Located at the north-west of the West Lake at Hangzhou, Lingyin Temple is one of the oldest and most significant ancient Buddhist temple of China. As the largest of several temples in Hangzhou's Wulin Mountains, with its the long history and charming scenery, Lingyin Temple attracts thousands of visitors and Buddhist faithful every day.
Public Transportation
From Hangzhou Railway (main) Train Station :
By bus: take the Y2 City Bus line to Ling Yin stop (about 12 stops), or the K7 bus line to Ling Yin Stop (about 15 stops).
From Hangzhou (XiaoShan) Airport
There is a Shuttle Coach from the airport to Hangzhou Railway Station that leaves approximately every 30-40 minutes. From the trail station there are public buses and taxis available.
Admissions:
Fei Lai Feng Scenic Area 45rmb, Ling Yin Temple entry 30rmb, total 75rmb
Hours open to visitors: 7am-6pm daily