Huayan Temple is a renowned Buddhist temple complex. It was first established during the Liao Dynasty (A.D. 916–1125) and further developed in the Jin Dynasty (A.D. 1115–1234). The temple is celebrated for its imposing architecture, such as the Great Buddha Hall—the largest existing wooden structure from the Liao-Jin period—and the delicate Guanyin Pavilion. It houses exquisite Buddhist statues, murals, and cultural relics, reflecting the superb craftsmanship of ancient China. As a key national cultural heritage site, Huayan Temple attracts visitors worldwide with its profound religious significance and unique historical charm, offering a vivid window into China’s medieval architectural and artistic achievements.