Originally founded in 247 AD during the Three Kingdoms period, this Buddhist sanctuary offers a striking contrast between ancient heritage and ultra-modern urban life.Key HighlightsThe Golden Roofs: The temple is famous for its shimmering golden roofs and teakwood architecture, which stand out brilliantly against the surrounding glass towers.Massive Icons: It houses the largest sitting jade Buddha in Mainland China—a 3.78-meter-tall statue carved from a single block—as well as a massive 15-ton silver Buddha.Historical Relics: Inside, you’ll find a bronze bell from the Ming Dynasty and a courtyard featuring a large tripod where visitors throw coins for good luck.