Deyuan Zen Temple. Deyuan Zen Temple, originally named Guanyin Temple, is located south of the former residence of Wu Feng on Qinghua Mountain in Chiayi County. It was originally named "Guanyin Temple" and built in the 5th year of the Qianlong reign. It was renamed "Deyuan Zen Temple" after being rebuilt by Master Yimin. Deyuan Zen Temple, originally named Guanyin Temple, is located south of the former residence of Wu Feng on Qinghua Mountain in Chiayi County. It was originally named "Guanyin Temple" and built in the 5th year of the Qianlong reign. It was renamed "Deyuan Zen Temple" after being rebuilt by Master Yimin. Legend has it that in the 5th year of the Qianlong reign, a young woman named Xingshui, disillusioned with the secular world. Deyuan Zen Temple, originally named "Qinghua Mountain Guanyin Pavilion," is located on the mountainside of Qinghua Mountain, south of the former residence of Wu Feng, by the roadside. It can be reached by following the signs. Deyuan Zen Temple, located south of the former residence of Wu Feng on Qinghua Mountain in Chiayi County, is a traditional three-section courtyard building. The main hall of the Zen temple is in the center, enshrining Sakyamuni Buddha, solemn and serene. Ascending the steps to the main hall, two white elephants stand guard on either side. There are wing rooms and meditation rooms on both sides of the main hall. Behind the hall are avocado trees personally planted by the nuns. The surrounding area is lush with trees and offers pleasant scenery. Due to its tranquil scenery and unique three-section courtyard-like architecture, the front courtyard is planted with many flowers and trees. Entering the Mahavira Hall, Sakyamuni Buddha is enshrined with a solemn and serene appearance. To the right of the right wing is a lush green lawn. In front are the Qinghua Mountain Deyuan Zen Academy and the Zhengyan Library, making it a tourist attraction.
Address: 嘉義縣竹崎鄉嘉義縣竹崎鄉義仁村下寮仔41號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Chiayi County