Longhua Temple is ranked #6 out of 10 things to do in Shanghai. See pictures and our review of Longhua Temple.

The Longhua Temple Fair, one of the oldest traditional folk customs in Shanghai, kicked off on Monday and will last until May 5. The fair will feature a market section with 26 booths exhibiting ...

Longhua Temple's pagoda was the tallest structure in Shanghai for centuries. [Photo: Wikipedia] A common complaint that people have about Shanghai is that it lacks history, but every place in ...

Longhua Temple Built in the year AD242 during the Three Kingdoms period (220-280), Longhua Temple (2787 Longhua Road, 6457-8777) is among Shanghai's oldest temples, though it has gone through ...

Longhua Temple, Located in Longhua park, in the south of the city, Longhua Temple is the largest temple in Shanghai. The Buddhist temple is dedicated to Maitreya Buddha. Initially constructed in ...

Longhua Temple, Located in Longhua park, in the south of the city, Longhua Temple is the largest temple in Shanghai. The Buddhist temple is dedicated to Maitreya Buddha. Initially constructed in ...

The 10-meter high "Lucky Tree" in the Longhua Temple of Shanghai has a part to play in the temple's New Year's Eve celebrations. Visitors may buy a "lucky scrip" and write down their hopes for 2006.

Shanghai welcomed the new year with a boisterous mix of the modern and classical - from pop music and fireworks at the Xintiandi entertainment complex to candlelight and bells at the 1,790-year ...

He is Longhua Xu, a 65-year-old Shanghai, China, native who came to Hot Springs in 1990 and has been a part of this city's cultural fabric ever since. He's also a Natural State treasure.