Mount Fanjing, located in the Wuling mountain range in Guizhou province, southwestern China, holds a rich history and cultural significance. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this mountain encompasses a conservation area, a nature reserve, and several ancient Buddhist temples. Revered as a sacred site for centuries, the mountain attracts visitors seeking spiritual and natural beauty.
At the summit of the most prominent peak, known as “Red Clouds Golden Peak,” sits the remarkable Fanjingshan Temple. Standing at an elevation of 2,336 meters above sea level, this temple offers breathtaking views and a profound sense of tranquility.
Two temples crowning a solitary summit that is more than 100 meters higher than the surrounding landscape, New Golden Summit (Red Clouds Golden Summit) The gorge between the Temple of the Buddha and the Temple of Maitreya; a short bridge allows visitors to cross it. This installation is simple, calm and makes people more experience the depth of this sacred place.
The two temples were initially constructed during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, over 500 years ago. The current structures have been faithfully restored to reflect their original appearance, featuring iron tiles to withstand the powerful mountain winds.
