Jing'An Temple

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Jing'an Temple is absolutely stunning—a serene oasis of golden roofs and intricate architecture, standing in striking contrast against Shanghai's modern skyline. The way this ancient temple holds its own among towering skyscrapers is mesmerizing. Whether you're admiring the grand Buddha statues, listening to monks chant, or just soaking in the peaceful atmosphere, it's a must-visit spot that perfectly blends history with the city's vibrant energy.

Jing’an Temple is a large temple located in the central area of Shanghai. The interior is magnificent and golden—it’s a pity we didn’t get to see it at night; it would probably be stunning. There are many places inside where you can pray and make offerings. They also sell souvenirs and charms for safety and peace. In the middle, there’s a tall tower where you can toss coins to wish for safety, good fortune, and prosperity. It’s definitely a great spot for sightseeing.

Jing’an Temple is a Buddhist temple located at one big beautiful compound just in between modern building and luxurious shopping center in Shanghai. It was first built in 247 AD. Very well maintained, beautifully decorated and served as monastery too. The famous icon of four faces Lions in gold pillar stand tall stunningly.

Oldest Buddhist temple in Shanghai dating back as far as 730 years. This temple is a tranquil oasis surrounded by the busy life of Shanghai. There is a small entrance fee to pay but worth the visit. Bring some coins as well to throw into the massive shrine in the middle of the temple it brings luck and fortune.

Beautiful Jing An’ Temple it used to be free. but now you have to pay to enter £5 per person (50 yuan) but it’s really worth the visit. You don’t need to buy tickets in advance there’s a special queue where you can just go pay and enter.