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About Chunyang Hall
That history gives the small forest-side site an interpretive interest beyond another set of temple steps. The protected surviving architecture is identified with the Qing period. Located above Leiyin Temple on the lower mountain walking route, it suits visitors interested in how different religious traditions have left traces in the same landscape.
What to look for
- The Chunyang name and its connection with the Lü Dongbin tradition.
- Protected historic architecture along the lower forest route.
Location & getting there
Getting to Chunyang Hall
Walk the signed path from Leiyin Temple towards Chunyang Hall. Choose this as part of the lower-mountain temple walk, not as a stop on the direct vehicle route to the summit.
Combine your visit
Suggested order for a focused visit to this part of Leshan.
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Leiyin Temple雷音寺
Approach from the lower trail.
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Chunyang Hall纯阳殿
Explore the open historic precinct.
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Lower temple route低山区寺院步道
Return or continue along the signed route according to the remaining daylight.
This is a mountain walking sequence, not a short urban stroll. Check the open trail sections, allow for sustained stairs and daylight, and arrange the return to an operating visitor-bus stop.

Find Chunyang Hall
纯阳殿 · 峨眉山市
The pin marks the area, not the entrance.
More places nearby
Approximate straight-line distances between map pins, not travel distances.
Leiyin Temple 雷音寺
Less than 1 km awayLeiyin Temple stands on Jietuo Slope beneath Yunu Peak, along Mount Emei’s lower walking route above Fuhu Temple. Its alternative name, Jietuo Hermitage, connects the place with the idea of release from worldly troubles. The…
View guide →Fuhu Temple 伏虎寺
2 km awayFuhu Temple sits in the lower forests of Mount Emei near Baoguo Temple, making it a rewarding introduction to the mountain’s monastic landscape without travelling to the summit. The halls follow a ceremonial sequence through the…
View guide →Mount Emei Museum 峨眉山博物馆
2 km awayMount Emei Museum explains why the mountain is recognised for both natural and cultural heritage. Geological specimens and interpretation introduce the mountain’s formation; animal displays and ecological scenes show its…
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.
- Chunyang Hall — protected building ↗
- Chunyang Hall — name and approach ↗
- Emeishan government — named mountain temple sequences ↗
Visitor information adapted and edited from Wikipedia contributors: Chunyang Hall — protected building · CC BY-SA 4.0.
