Tanyuan Temple is located in the northeast of Jiuhua Street in Jiuhua Mountain Scenic Area, at the foot of Xiaofeng Mountain. Gion Temple is a national key temple, formerly known as Gion Temple, also known as Gion Temple. Founded in the Ming Dynasty, the existing building is in the Qing Dynasty, and it was one of the Dongliao of Huacheng Temple in Jiuhuashan during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty.
Tanyuan Temple, Kanluo Temple, Baisui Palace and Dongyan Zen Forest are also called the four Zen Forests of Jiuhua Mountain, whose real name is Tanyuan Temple. It is said that the place where Sakyamuni lived before his death was neither a temple nor a courtyard, so he changed his name to Gion Garden, or an isolated garden, which is generally called Gion Temple in modern times.