Lingyan Temple
蔚州灵岩寺
A Yuan-Ming temple in the northwest of ancient Yuzhou with a grand main hall, now converted into the Five Grains Culture Museum.
Lingyan Temple sits in the northwest of ancient Yuzhou. It was founded in the Yuan dynasty and rebuilt in the Ming. Its Great Hall is five bays wide, and its beams and brackets are well preserved. It is a national key cultural relic. The temple has been converted into the Yuxian Five Grains Culture Museum, which showcases local farming and coarse-grain culture. It is only a few hundred meters from Yuhuang Pavilion, so it can be visited on the way, and a visit takes about 30 minutes.
Opening hours
About 08:30–17:30
Nearby sights
- Yuzhou Granary
- Yuhuang Pavilion
- Nan'an Temple Pagoda
- Shijia Temple
- Yuzhou Ancient City
- Nanzhangzhuang Paper-cutting Village
- Yuzhou Museum
- Songjiazhuang Theater Stage