梓路寺位于安徽黄山市黟县，隶属古徽州辖地，毗邻“震旦中国第一名山”——世界自然、人文双遗产黄山景区。寺院坐落于“中国画里的乡村”——世界文化遗产地宏村东北3公里的梓岭山麓，背靠象鼻峰，前倚奇墅湖三千亩水面，山明水秀，风光如画，元气融结。

        黟县始兴于唐，建置久远，自古大士垂化，烟霞托迹，历史上曾襟抱数十座佛教寺院。唐会昌三年（公元843年），建梓路寺。其后数朝多次续建翻修，曾形成规模宏大的建筑群，佛事兴隆，为当地规模宏伟的禅门古刹，据载宋代杭州灵隐寺就依此而建。元延祐六年（公元1319年）僧绍复募缘重建。明洪武二十四年（公元1391年）归并广安寺，后复建。民国二十年（公元1931年）前殿倾塌。由于经年历岁、战乱频仍，加之文革期间陆续损毁，旧址杂草丛生，空门寥落,唯余大量史志诗文、楹联匾额等。

       2003年8月，经安徽省、黄山市及黟县宗教部门批复，黟县县委、县政府成立恢复重建梓路寺工作领导小组，北京中坤投资集团无偿出资8000万人民币重建梓路寺。经多方筹划，基本完成征地、拆迁、筹建工作。2005年8月20日隆重举行奠基开工仪式。2008年10月，宗教局礼请明奘法师为首任方丈，计划于2009年年初开光、升座。

       整个项目分为宗教生活区、禅修区和学苑区三大部分，目前第一期工程主体结构即将完成，包括山门殿、天王殿、钟楼、鼓楼、大雄宝殿以及罗汉塔、藏经楼、接引殿、药师殿、方丈室、大寮、云水寮等，建筑面积11780㎡。

       新建梓路寺保留唐风徽韵，粉墙黛瓦，古朴恢宏，蕴华独具。建成后的梓路寺将建成大型国际性禅修中心，面向社会大众，以简单、直接、实在的禅修方法引导一切有情众生，净化心灵烦恼、提升内在品质、体悟生命实相、安享清凉本来，从而成就人间的佛国净土。以期为本地居民营造一方清凉的心灵家园，为黄山及周边佛门弟子的弘法修行普及便利，也为黟县世界遗产地增加深厚丰富的文化内涵。

ZiluSi Temple

       Zilusi Temple is located at the turn of Zilingshan Mountain, 3km to the southwest of Hongcun in City of Huangshan, which is highly praised as "the Chinese village in picture" with its breathtaking scenery of mountains and water.
       Firstly built in A.D. 843 (the third year of Huichang Period of Tang Dynasty), the temple used to be an influential Zen temple in the history with massive buildings. It is recorded that Lingyinsi Temple in Hangzhou of Song Dynasty was its very imitation. During the Yuan (In A.D.1319, Master Shaofu collected alms for the rehabilitation) and Ming Dynasty(In A.D.1391, the Zilusi Temple was merged with the Guang’ansi Temple and then rebuilt), the temple was renewed and rebuilt for several times. It was destroyed due to the wars in the Qing Dynasty and the Cultural Revolution.
       In order to satisfy the needs of the Buddhists and extend the Buddhist culture, the temple was rebuilt with an 80 million RMB investment from Beijing Zhongkun Group, under the consent of the Provincial Bureau of Religions in Anhui in August, 2003. The reconstruction project began in August, 2005, and Master Mingzhuang is invited as the Great Master for the renewed Zilusi Temple after finished by the end of 2008. According to Buddhism theory, the spot of the original Zilusi Temple was an ideal place for setting up a temple.

       The renewed temple contains three sections: The religious life section, the meditation section and the academy section. The projects in the first period has almost been finished, including the Main Gate, the Grand Hall, the Halls of Buddhas and Bohdisttvas, The Hall of Ancient Masters, the Hall of Great Master, the Drum and Bell Tower, the Hall of Meditation, the Library of Sutras, the Arhats Tower, etc. The whole buildings cover more than 11780㎡.

       The new Zilusi temple aims to be built into an international Buddhism and Meditation center which provides meditation instruction and guidance to the general public and Buddhists, help them relieve the stress and anxiety through inner peace, and thereby reach the real life of pleasure and delight and in turn make positive contribution to the whole society.