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About Daci Temple
The temple’s history is associated with the monk Xuanzang, and a dedicated hall recalls that connection. A tea stop adds another side of Chengdu’s daily culture to the visit. The surrounding commercial streets make this an easy urban combination, while worship areas should be treated as an active religious setting.
What to look for
- Temple halls and courtyards contrast with the surrounding Taikoo Li streets.
- The Xuanzang hall recalls the temple’s connection with the travelling monk.
Location & getting there
Getting to Daci Temple
Walk from Chunxi Road station toward Taikoo Li and Daci Temple on Dacisi Road. Check the temple’s own hours separately from the shopping district and tea garden.
Combine your visit
Choose from these complementary stops when planning your visit.
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Temple courtyards大慈寺庭院
Explore the permitted worship and circulation areas.
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Xuanzang hall玄奘殿
Look for interpretation of the monk’s connection with Chengdu.
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Taikoo Li streets太古里街区
Continue with a neighbourhood walk and meal.
This is a suggested combination, not a timed route; confirm the opening and transport arrangements for your date.
Find Daci Temple
大慈寺 · 锦江区
The pin marks the area, not the entrance.
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View guide →Sources & visit information
The sources below support the place-specific description and arrival information. Suggested combinations are editorial planning ideas; confirm current opening, entry arrangements and transport services for your date.