Located in the Guanqian Street (guān qián jiē 观前街) in Suzhou City (sū zhōu shì 苏州市), Xuanmiaoguan Taoist Temple (xuán miào guàn 玄妙观), also called Temple of Mystery, was constructed in 276 A.D, during Western Jin Dynasty (xī jìn 西晋). It was originally called Zhenqing Taoist Temple (zhēn qìng dào yuàn 真庆道院), and changed its name into Xuanmiaoguan Taoist Temple in the year 1264. It expanded in the Song Dynasty (sòng cháo 宋朝, 960-1279), when it reached its greatest size. At that time, there are more than 30 halls in the temple. However, as time goes by, there are 23 halls. Nowadays, the Xuanmiaoguan Taoist Temple is worshiped widely in Suzhou City rather than the Buddhist Temple.

 
Purple-Gold Mountain or Zijin Mountain (zǐ jīn shān 紫金山) also known as Bell Mountain (zhōng shān 钟山) from Han dynasty (hàn dài 汉代), is located on the eastern suburb of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, 447.1 m (1467 ft) high, with the lowest point 30 m (98 ft). The terrain of the Zijin Mountain is such a of great strategic importance that people used the words “like a coiling dragon and crouching tiger” (hǔ jù lóng pán 虎踞龙盘) to describe its strategical location and difficult access.

 
Daming Temple (dà míng sì 大明寺), located on a hill slope in the northwestern suburb of Yangzhou City (yáng zhōu shì 扬州市), is one of the oldest temples in the city. It was initially erected during the Daming era in 57 to 464 AD of the Southern Dynasty (nán cháo 南朝), thus got the name of Daming Temple. It is with a long history of more than 1500 years. Daming Temple is famous for its perfect integration of the classic garden, cultural and historic relics and Buddhism architectures. It is one of the greatest places in Yangzhou to visit and has been listed with the highest national 4A tourist ranking.

 
Lingshan Buddhist Scenic Spot (líng shān shèng jìng 灵山胜境) is a special large theme park of Buddhism, located in Wuxi City (wú xī shì 无锡市). As the symbol of Wuxi tour, Lingshan has been a popular scenic spot on the tour route in East China and the Buddhist tourist attraction well-known at home and abroad. Nearly 2 million visitors from all over the world have visited Lingshan each year. Construction of Lingshan begun in 1994, Lingshan Scenic Spot is composed of Lingshan Grand Buddha (líng shān dà fó 灵山大佛)---- the world tallest copper standing statue of Skyamuni , Nine Dragons Bathing the Baby Buddha ((jiǔ lóng guàn yù 九龙灌浴), a group of large-sized dynamic musical sculptures; and a series of well-designed Buddhist scenic spots.