Jade Buddha Temple

Shanghai Attractions

	Introduction to Jade Buddha Temple The Jade Buddha Temple also known as the Yu Fo Si Temple was founded in 1882. The original Jade Buddha Temple was destroyed during the Qing revolution and the temple which is seen today was the reconstruction built in 1928. The temple is a top shanghai tourist attraction due to its two magnificent white Jade Burmese Buddha statues. The Jade Buddha Temple has three main halls linked by the two courtyards. The first hall is the Chamber of Four Heavenly Kings, which also contains the statues of the Maitreya, Wei Tuo Bodhisattva. The second hall is the Great Hall which contains many statues such as the Three Golden Buddha statues, Gods of the Twenty Heavens and 18 unique golden Arhats. The third hall is the Jade Buddha Chamber which contains a large statue of a reclining Jade Buddha on the second floor. Upstairs there is another statue of a seated Buddha which has encrusted jewels.

	Location 170 An Yuan Road, Shanghai

	Main Sights Great Hall, Chamber of Four Heavenly Kings, 18 Golden Arhats

	Travel Information Opening Hours: 8:00AM - 4:30PM Admission: 20 Yuan

	Transportation 1. Take Subway Line 7 getting off at Changshou Lu Station leaving via Exit 5.

	Travel Tips 1. Avoid visiting during school holidays and Golden Week in October as there will be large numbers of local tourists.

	Tour including Visiting Jade Buddha Temple Best of Shanghai with Suzhou Ancient Water Village 4 Days Tour