Does the first God of Wealth Temple in Hangzhou need tickets?

Asking for tickets. According to the records of local treasures in Hangzhou, Lingshun Temple, built in the Xianhe period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 326), is one of the earliest famous temples in Hangzhou. The "Five Spirits" created by Indian monk Huili in Hangzhou (Lingjiu, Lingyin, Lingfeng, Lingshun and Lingshan). In the middle of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty, monk Zijie built the North Peak Pagoda next to Lingshun Temple, and Lingshun Temple became a pagoda. In the Song Dynasty, it was named Lingshun Temple by Song Huizong. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the temple was called the "God of Wealth Temple" because it enshrined five gods of wealth in the early Northern Song Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, it was also called "Huaguang Temple" because of its nickname "Huaguang". Lingshun Temple is located at the top of the North Peak, accessible by cableway, but most people who pray for blessings still take the ancient Tibetan Light Road to show their piety. The specific address is in Xihu Scenic Area, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, and the ticket price is 8 yuan. On-site ticket purchase requires an appointment in advance. Opening hours are 7:00- 17:00.