殿廣七間，有前廊，重檐歇山頂。由慈運(yùn)長老初建于清代光緒年間；改革開放后及近年均有維修。蕭榮爵書匾。內(nèi)供阿彌陀佛、觀音菩薩、大勢至菩薩等西方三圣像，均高達(dá)8米有余，甲于諸方。背供千手千眼觀世音菩薩圣像。 

Three- Buddha Hall 

     Three-Buddha Hall is a seven-door, double-eaves classic Buddhist construction with a corridor in the front. It was first built by Venerable Abbot Ciyun during the Guangxu Reign in the Qing Dynasty and has been renovated during the years since the Reform. The board was a work of calligraphy by Xiao Rongjue. The statues of three Buddhas of the Pure Land in the West, Amitabha, Avalokitesvara and Mahastamaprapta are enshrined in the hall; each of them stands over 8 meters tall. In sculpture the three statues are the best in all the temples in China. On the back stands the statue of Guanyin with a thousand hands and eyes.