Ten Thousand Buddha Temple Introduction
Wanfo Temple is a natural cave that has been a place for practitioners since before the Republic era. It was renovated in the second year of the Showa era (1917) and renamed Wanfo Temple in the eighth year of the Showa era (1933). In the 71st year of the Republic, it was completely demolished and rebuilt. The cave serves as the Buddha hall, with natural spring water flowing underneath the Buddha niche, making the water sweet and cool, providing a refreshing experience. Another highlight of the temple is the charming group of little novice monks, whether they are welcoming visitors or gathering water and sweeping the ground, they all evoke a sense of warmth and friendliness.
