Shanghai Zhenru Temple Travel Guide

Nestled at the northern edge of Zhenru Town in Shanghai's Putuo District, Zhenru Temple spans roughly 15 mu with a built‑up area of about 1,370 square meters. Originally founded as Wanshou Temple—locally called the “Big Temple”—by monk Yong'an during the Southern Song Jiading era (1208

Attractions distribution:

The main buildings of Zhenru Temple are: Mountain Gate , Heavenly King Hall, Main Hall , Guanyin Temple, Bell Tower , Drum Tower , Ancient Ginkgo The temple houses four volumes of the Tripitaka, various versions of which include the Taisho Tripitaka and the Yaji Tripitaka, as well as other Buddhist scriptures.

Scenic spot features:

Architecture, leisure, religion