Sentences describing temple buildings

1. The courtyard of Huasi is relatively small, which makes it even more obvious that several bodhi trees in the courtyard are huge. Although it is late autumn, they are still so tall and green.

2. Overlooking the panoramic view of Nanwan Temple, the temple is surrounded by green trees and flowers, and the lifelike cliff statues make me like sitting in the clouds and roaming in a fairyland.

This temple is not big. The top of the temple is covered with stained glass, and many immortals are carved on the roof, which is lifelike.

Seen from a distance, Fukenji looks like a heavenly palace. Rows of buildings caught my eye. I can't wait to step into the gate, ah! The air here is fresh and the environment is beautiful. The buildings are carved with various patterns and bright colors.

Looking up at the top of the temple is dazzling. The protruding faces of those Buddha statues are like countless stars in the summer night sky, with different expressions and postures.

6. When the sun sets, stroll through the temple, listen to the deep and distant bells, and feel the scene of the poet's failure, which has a unique artistic conception.

7. This temple must be hidden in the deep mountains. I drew a stone road step by step, winding to the top of the mountain. On the road, monks and pilgrims carrying water came in an endless stream. They are carrying baskets with fruits and food ... they go straight ahead and look pious.

8. The temples with green trees, apricot walls, blue-gray temple ridges and pale green towering trees are all bathed in rosy morning glow.