3N/4D
Putuoshan
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Putuoshan
Putuoshan Itinerary
Day1
Day 1: Arrival and Island Exploration Morning:
Arrive at Putuoshan, either by ferry from Zhoushan or by direct flight to Putuoshan Airport. Check into your accommodation and freshen up. Afternoon: Start your exploration of the island by visiting Fayu Temple, one of the main Buddhist temples on Putuoshan. Explore the temple complex, admire its architecture, and learn about its history and significance. Evening: Enjoy a vegetarian dinner at a local restaurant near Fayu Temple, following the Buddhist tradition of abstaining from meat.
Day2
Day 2: Spiritual Sites and Scenic Spots Morning:
Visit Puji Temple, another important Buddhist temple on Putuoshan. Explore the temple grounds, pay your respects at the main hall, and participate in any rituals or ceremonies taking place. Midday: Have lunch at a nearby restaurant, enjoying local seafood dishes and other delicacies. Afternoon: Explore the scenic spots around Putuoshan, such as Huiji Temple and the Thousand Step Beach. Take a leisurely stroll along the beach, enjoy the sea breeze, and soak in the natural beauty of the coastline. Evening: Relax and unwind at your accommodation, or take a sunset walk along the beach to admire the breathtaking views.
Day3
Day 3: Mountain Hiking and Cultural Immersion Morning:
Embark on a hiking adventure to the summit of Foding Mountain, the highest peak on Putuoshan. Enjoy panoramic views of the island and the surrounding sea as you hike through lush forests and rocky terrain. Midday: Have a picnic lunch at a scenic spot on Foding Mountain, surrounded by nature. Afternoon: Descend from Foding Mountain and visit the Putuo Museum to learn more about the history, culture, and natural environment of Putuoshan. Explore the museum's exhibits and artifacts, gaining insight into the island's rich heritage. Evening: Attend a Buddhist ceremony or meditation session at one of the temples on Putuoshan, experiencing the spiritual atmosphere and tranquility of the island.
Day4
Day 4: Departure Morning:
Depending on your departure time, you may have some free time to explore more of Putuoshan or do some last-minute souvenir shopping. Visit local markets or souvenir shops to purchase Buddhist artifacts, religious items, and other mementos. Midday: Have lunch at a local restaurant, enjoying your favorite dishes one last time before leaving Putuoshan. Afternoon: Check out of your accommodation and transfer to Putuoshan Port or Putuoshan Airport for your onward journey.
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Pick-up and Drop
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Duration3N/4D
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Starting Price₹/-
Frequently asked Questions:
Putuoshan, also known as Mount Putuo, is a sacred Buddhist mountain located on an island in Zhoushan Archipelago, Zhejiang Province, China. It is one of the Four Sacred Mountains of Buddhism in China.
Putuoshan is located on Putuo Island, which is part of the Zhoushan Archipelago in the East China Sea. The island is accessible by ferry from the city of Ningbo.
Putuoshan is considered a sacred site in Buddhism, dedicated to the Bodhisattva Guanyin. It is an important pilgrimage destination for Buddhists seeking spiritual enlightenment and blessings.
Putuoshan has been a Buddhist pilgrimage site for over a thousand years, with its establishment dating back to the Tang Dynasty (618–907). It has since attracted pilgrims and tourists alike.
Putuoshan features several Buddhist temples, shrines, and scenic spots. Notable attractions include the Puji Temple, Fayu Temple, and the iconic statue of Guanyin.
Yes, visitors can stay overnight on Putuoshan. There are accommodations on the island, including hotels and guesthouses, catering to both pilgrims and tourists.
Putuoshan hosts various Buddhist ceremonies and festivals throughout the year, attracting pilgrims and visitors. The most significant festival is the Guanyin Enlightenment Festival.
Yes, visitors can climb the mountains on Putuoshan, and there are well-maintained trails leading to the various temples and scenic viewpoints. Hiking offers a serene and spiritual experience.
While there is no strict dress code, visitors are encouraged to dress modestly and respectfully, especially when entering temples and sacred areas.
Visitors can reach Putuoshan from Ningbo by taking a ferry. Ferries operate regularly between Ningbo and Putuoshan, providing a scenic journey across the East China Sea. The ferry ride takes approximately two to three hours.