Puyou Temple
普佑寺 · Pǔyòu Sì
A small temple next to Puning Temple, largely burned in 1964; its side halls now display rows of painted arhat (luohan) statues saved from the lost Arhat Hall.
No booking neededBring your passport30 minutes
Tip
Easy to miss: ask staff at Puning Temple for the way to Puyou Temple (普佑寺). Access has varied over the years, so it may occasionally be closed.
- Opening hours
- Same as Puning Temple To be confirmed
- Price
- Included in the Puning Temple ticket
- How to book
- No separate ticket: enter through the side gate on the east side of Puning Temple. To be confirmed
- Getting there
- Inside the Puning Temple visit, through a side gate on the east To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 河北省承德市双桥区普宁路普宁寺东侧普佑寺
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