Huiyin Gaoli Temple in Hangzhou, Zhejiang.

Huiyin Gaoli Temple is located northwest of Yucen Mountain and Shaujiwan in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, and southeast of Wulao Peak. It is adjacent to Yu Quyuan Tomb, Chen Kuilong Tomb, Yu Qian Temple and other historic sites. It covers an area of ​​approximately 15,000 square meters and has a total construction area of ​​approximately 2,500 square meters. Founded in 927, it was originally named Huiyin Temple. In 1085, Son Tongyi, the prince of the Goryeo Dynasty, traveled across the ocean to stay at Huiyin Temple to seek Dharma, and donated scriptures and funds, which made it famous, so it is commonly known as Goryeo Temple. It was once very popular during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, but was repeatedly built and destroyed, and by the end of the Qing Dynasty, no building remained. It was rebuilt in 2007 with reference to the "Ancient Koryo Temple Map". The rebuilt Huiyin Koryo Temple has special significance and value beyond ordinary temples. On the one hand, due to the vigorous promotion of Master Jingyuan during the Northern Song Dynasty and the donation of Buddhist scriptures by Haidong Fazi Yitian, it became the center of the resurgence of Huayan Sect and the center of its teaching and collection. It had an important influence on the history of Chinese Buddhism and Buddhism on the Korean Peninsula; on the other hand, On the one hand, it is also a witness to the long history of friendship between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula. Therefore, although the Huiyin Koryo Temple itself is not a cultural relic building, it contains extremely rich cultural connotations. It undertakes the mission of continuing to promote Buddhist culture in a contemporary spirit and continuing to witness the history of Buddhist cultural exchanges. It is a religious and cultural display site. tourist attractions. The tour lasts about half an hour.