If you can't make it to Lhasa, come to the Grand Jue Temple, the ancestral court of Buddha's light in Yixing

The 'Little Potala Palace' of Yixing My Grand Jue Temple tour route: Mahavira Hall—Multitreasure White Pagoda—Guanyin Hall Inside the Guanyin Hall, you can light lamps for blessings, visit and browse, draw lots for a brief scripture copying, and the second floor is the Sanhao Pavilion, which is especially suitable for families with children, taking kids to complete tasks and learn traditional culture. The White Pagoda has vegetarian food inside, and visiting requires an on-site reservation. Today's schedule shows five sessions, each lasting an hour, with no leaving midway, so you need to reserve enough time to participate. The first floor of the Multitreasure White Pagoda currently has an exhibition of paper-cutting and Master Hsing Yun's calligraphy. Paper-cutting can be photographed, but Master Hsing Yun's calligraphy cannot. Volunteers will remind you during the visit. Buddha's Light Yuan Art Gallery: On the second floor of the Guanyin Hall. The current exhibition theme is 'A Flower, A World.' You can pay attention to the public account and choose the time slot of the theme and author you like to visit the exhibition. ☕️: Next to the Guanyin Hall, I've had coffee twice, and the conclusion is that it's too bland and not tasty... When the weather is good, coming out of the Grand Jue Temple, you can also walk along the river opposite, where there is a plum blossom area. You can see the large reservoir. For those coming from other places, take the bus to Liyang Station, then transfer from bus 266 to bus 197 at Yuanshang and get off at the last stop, Yunhu Scenic Area, and walk for a few minutes to get there. If you take the bus to Yixing Station, bus 202 goes directly here, which takes about an hour. Of course, driving is more convenient, but be careful of traffic jams. There is a parking lot 🅿️