Hanshan Temple
Suzhou, China
The Story of Hanshan Temple
Immortalized by the Tang Dynasty poem 'A Night Mooring by Maple Bridge,' Hanshan Temple has captured hearts across Asia for over 1,500 years. Its legendary bell, rung 108 times each Chinese New Year to dispel 108 worldly troubles, draws visitors seeking to clear obstacles from their path. Set beside the ancient Grand Canal among Suzhou's famed gardens, the temple exudes a refined tranquility. Hanshan Temple is especially beloved for blessings of love, wealth, and gratitude — where the beauty of ancient poetry, art, and spirituality converge in one sacred space.
The Ritual Process
Every blessing follows a time-honored sequence — performed with sincerity at an authentic Chinese temple.
Handwriting Your Wish
We handwrite your personal wish onto a blessing plaque using traditional calligraphy brush and red paper.
Incense Offering
Your blessing plaque is offered alongside burning incense — an ancient gesture of reverence and sincerity.
The Blessing Ritual
A full blessing ceremony is performed at the temple, with prayers chanted for your specific intention.
Your Red Ribbon Placed
Your red blessing ribbon is hung among thousands of others — carrying your wish into the sacred temple grounds.
Select Your Intention
Hanshan Temple specializes in these blessings.