The best time to visit Liuyun Cave in Sansha: Ningde has a subtropical maritime monsoon climate, with a warm and humid climate. The average annual temperature is between 14℃-20℃. The highest temperature occurs in July, and the monthly average temperature can reach 28℃-29℃, the lowest temperature occurs in January, and the monthly average temperature is around 8℃. Ningde's landforms are complex and diverse, including mountains, hills, basins, plains and other terrains, so the microclimate is quite different in each region. Although there is a certain temperature difference between the coastal and inland areas, in general, Ningde has a warm climate and abundant precipitation, making travel possible all year round.
Every March to June is the rainy season in Ningde, with continuous rainy weather. July to September is the typhoon-prone season with many storms. When traveling to Ningde at this time, you need to pay attention to the weather forecast and prepare rain gear. Related items.
Kaiping Zen Temple was built in the fourth year of Kaiping in the Five Dynasties (AD 910). It was originally named Baoguo Xianqin Yuan and was renamed as a temple in the Yuan Dynasty. It has a history of 1093 years. It is said that Huiyuan, an eminent monk of Fayun Temple in Nanping, took a dog for an outing. The dog ran to the current location of Kaiping Temple and stopped leaving. Kaiping Temple was built as a geomantic treasure.
Kaiping Temple faces northwest to southeast, with the central axis running from southeast to northwest. The temple is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with the left mountain high and the right mountain low. Its mountain shape is just like the old saying: "The blue dragon is so high that only the white tiger can look up." The ancient trees and green forests in the back mountain have a clear and elegant scenery. The terrain in front of the temple is flat and the view is broad. It can be called a paradise in the cave. Kaiping Temple has produced many eminent monks in the past dynasties and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad. Among them, Master Xuyun, who became a monk in Kaiping Temple as a young man, is the most famous