Panlong Pavilion is located in Longshi Hill, Meilin Town, Puning City, and was initially built in the Guangxu Period of the Qing Dynasty. The Panlong Pavilion Temple is the largest temple in terms of architectural scale in Puning, divided into upper and lower temples, with the main building being a single-story high pavilion. Inside, there are three holy Buddhas, a reclining Buddha, and eighteen arhats, all majestic and spectacular, vividly portrayed. The terraces, pavilions, and towers of Panlong Pavilion Temple are splendid, with magnificent architecture and exquisite carvings; surrounding the temple are six mountains and eighteen scenic spots, with charming natural scenery, and it has long been known as the "Little Wutai Mountain of Chaozhou". Panlong Pavilion is not only one of the ten famous Buddhist temples in eastern Guangdong but also a key tourist attraction.