Considerations

Requirements

Possess some prior exposure to Asian culture, China, Taoism, etc.
- This is NOT a trip for first-timers to Asia
Above the age of 18
Must have a Valid Passport and Chinese Visa for the duration of your stay
Cleared for international travel
No history of violence, felonies, or crimes
Is in good physical and mental health (physican’s report required)
Able to do moderate to heavy physical work for short periods of time
No smoking, drinking, alcohol, or recreational drug use of any kind
- Absolutely no cologne, perfume or artifical fragrances
Can survive on Vegetarian/Vegan diet strictly for the duration of your stay
Not Arachnophobic (this is a forest.)
Comfortable being Quiet and Alone
Possess good judgment and willingness to try new things out of your comfort zone.
No clothing, banners, or markings that are extremely bright, violent, revealing, discrimintory or denouncing in nature.

You can Survive in temperate to tropical climates with varying intensities of humidity
Food - EXTREMELY rural area where all meals are traditional, ethnic Chinese.
Beds are very tough - wooden boards with two thin layers of cotton.
Constant Water and Electricity are inconsistent
- Do NOT expect daily showers
- Do NOT expect a brogramming command center
Check your Credit Card or Health Insurance provider if they cover International in case of emergency
Try and have at least 500 RMB in spare, emergency spending cash or more if you choose to donate to the temple at the end of your stay.
Bring clothes that dry quickly both from sweat and in the sun – there are no dryer machines.
You may have a roommate
Be respectful of the religion even if you are unfamiliar with it.
Do NOT take photos of the Monks, Deities or other stelae without expressed permission

You May want to bring your own: