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Yonghe Gong
雍和宮
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No.10 of Fall Viewing Attractions in BeijingClosed Today Open tomorrow at 09:00-17:00(Tickets available until 16:30)
Recommended sightseeing time:2-3 hours
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No. 12, Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District, BeijingMap
Phone010-84191906, 010-84191907
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OutstandingThe architecture of the Lama Palace is magnificent, with red walls and yellow tiles, and magnificent. The scarlet gate is solemn and solemn, and the copper rust on the door ring tells the story of the years. When you enter the palace gate, you will see a spacious courtyard with blue slabs on the ground, clean and simple. The cypresses on both sides of the courtyard are lush, as if loyal guardians guard this sacred land.
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Yonghe Temple was once the residence of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, Emperor Yongzheng was the prince and had not yet stepped up to the throne. It is also the place where Emperor Qianlong, the son of Emperor Yongzheng, was born. Nowadays, the temple is a well-known monastery of Tibetan Buddhism in Beijing. The incense often burns brightly. There are also many precious cultural relics in Lama Temple, such as the 500 Arhat Mountain carved out of sandalwood, the giant Buddha niche carved out of silkwood, and the 18-meter-high Buddha carved out of white sandalwood.
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Yonghe Temple, Beijing.Yonghe Temple is located at No. 28, Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. It was originally the residence of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty, Yin Zhen, when he was a prince. It was also the birthplace and place of growth of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Hongli. It was the residence of the emperors of the Yong and Qian dynasties. It was the center of the Qing government's control of Tibetan Buddhism affairs and the highest-ranking Buddhist temple in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. In 1961, it was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. 🕙Business hours: Yonghe Temple is open to the public all year round. Specific opening hours: Summer and autumn: April 1 to October 31, 09:00-17:00 (ticket sales stop at 16:30, and entry is stopped) Winter and spring: November 1 to March 31, 09:00-16:30 (ticket sales stop at 16:00, and entry is stopped.) 🚉Transportation strategy: Take Subway Line 2 or Line 5 and get off at Yonghegong Station. 💰Tickets: 25 yuan, half-price ticket 12 yuan. You can buy tickets online or on-site. Yonghe TempleB3nj@m.n W@lk3r
The residence of the fourth prince.Yonghe Temple is a rare Gelug (Yellow Sect) royal temple of Tibetan Buddhism in Beijing. Historically, it was the residence of the fourth son of the Qing Emperor, Yin Zhen (Emperor Yongzheng), and the birthplace of Emperor Qianlong. It was later converted into a Yellow Sect temple, and is now a popular place of worship. The temple houses many precious ancient buildings and cultural relics, and is well worth a visit. One of the main features of Yonghe Temple as a temple is that it is a fusion of the two major sects of Buddhism, Han and Tibetan. When visiting Yonghe Temple, you can see the big-bellied Maitreya Buddha of Han Buddhism, and the gilded bronze statue of Tsongkhapa, the master of Tibetan Buddhism, in the Falun Hall. Yonghe Temple also houses treasures presented to the royal family and the temple by the local government of Tibet during the Qing Dynasty (some of the collections can be seen in the Panchen Tower and Jie Tai Tower). The temple houses many Buddha statues, Thangkas and a large number of precious cultural relics.elara_3346
Beijing welcomes you📍Beijing I didn't manage to get tickets to the Forbidden City, so I went to Jingshan Park to satisfy the craving. The ox-tongue pastries from Daoxiangcun are very tasty, with a hint of pepper. The milk skin yogurt is very thick in texture, look for Ziguangyuan. I've eaten the fatty duck from Quanjude. 🦆 I visited Yonghe Temple, the Zhajiang noodles were very chewy. There wasn't enough time to visit many attractions, looking forward to seeing BEIJING againWellnessRetreats1
Come to Beijing and explore this culinary journey more enticing than Niujie🌈🌈🌈 Starting from Yonghe Temple, traversing to Drum Tower and Shichahai, every step is a feast for the taste buds and culture. This is not just a city walk, but a deep experience of old Beijing's street life and hutong culture, a great value and leisurely opportunity.✨ 🚇 Exiting the subway, Yonghegong Street leads the way, with the artistic vibe of Wudaoying Hutong first coming into view, followed by the solemnity of Guozijian, the serenity and blessings of Yonghe Temple, and the bustling excitement of Gui Street. A gentle turn by Beixinqiao Subway Station, Jiaodaokou East Street and Drum Tower East Street weave another scenery, the prosperity of Nanluoguxiang, the tranquility of Beiluoguxiang, the historical imprints of Drum Tower, the echoes of time at Bell Tower, all culminating in the rippling waters of Shichahai.🗺️ 🍜🍦🍸 The culinary journey is equally unmissable, from the authentic Beijing flavors at Juqi to the exquisite vegetarian dishes at Jingzhaoyin, from the tea aroma at Wuyutai to the dairy fragrance at Sanyuanmeiyuan, to the crispiness of Yonghe fried chicken biscuits, the richness of Lao Bao Du Man, the charcoal aroma of Kaorou Wan... Every stop is an ultimate temptation for the taste buds, with countless delicacies making one linger.🤤 📸 Highlighted check-in spots: Wudaoying Hutong: Full of artistic vibe, perfectly blending hutong style with unique shops, an excellent place for photos. Guozijian, Confucius Temple: Feel the solemnity of ancient academies and the profoundness of Confucianism between red walls and green tiles. Yonghe Temple: Not only a place for blessings but also a paradise for bracelet enthusiasts, with free consecration services adding a touch of warmth. Gui Street: A paradise for food lovers, lined with internet-famous restaurants, brightly lit at night, bustling with activity. Nanluoguxiang: Though commercialized, the tranquility of the small hutongs on both sides and the stories of celebrity residences are worth exploring. Beiluoguxiang: Niche and full of charm, even more beautiful during the blooming season of roses, with cafes and small bars awaiting your visit. Drum Tower: A popular check-in spot, take a photo with the street sign of Drum Tower East Street to capture your Beijing memory. Bell Tower: The northern end of Beijing's central axis, climb to the top for a panoramic view of the central axis scenery. Shichahai: Stroll by the lake, listen to the songs, and enjoy a moment of peace and relaxation. 🌈 This route is not only a journey for the taste buds but also a spiritual cleansing. Find your own peace and beauty amidst the hustle and bustle of Beijing.👣SavvySpender
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Classic One-Day Tour of Yonghe TempleIf you plan to visit Yonghe Temple this summer Here is a recommended classic route 🏮Gui Street - Hu Da - Beixinqiao Third Alley - Tongri Sheng Grain Store - Yonghe Temple🎫 - Guozijian/Confucius Temple🎫 - Guanxia - Wu Yutai🍦 Hu Da✔️ A memory of Beijing's nightlife, the crayfish is as delicious as ever✨ and now they even offer a shrimp peeling service Beixinqiao Third Alley✔️ Full of Beijing-style delicacies: braised dishes, home-cooked meals Tongri Sheng Grain Store✔️ The soul of hotpot, the sesame paste that locals buy Yonghe Temple✔️ Fewer people in the afternoon!! If you have more time, you can also visit: Nanluoguxiang, Houhai, Shichahai 🌆Sunset spots: Shichahai and Houhai 📷Photo spots: 1️⃣ On Yinding Bridge, walk west along Yinding Bridge 2️⃣ Lotus Market, better for capturing the sunset glow 🏨Accommodation Stayed one night near Yonghe Temple, including🎫 Not recommended❌ Night Stay Junting A hotel converted from the former Overseas Chinese Hotel Great location, but the newly opened hotel has a very strong, pungent smell indoors Arrived late at night, changed 3 rooms, all had the same problem, solution: provided two air purifiers... The corridors and passageways of the hotel are still oldYuli李彧
When in Beijing, you must visit the Yonghe TempleThere is a mysterious and historical place in Beijing - the Yonghe Palace. This palace is the royal temple of the Qing Dynasty and the highest standard in the country! The location of the Yonghe Palace is super convenient! It is located in the center of Beijing, near the intersection of subway lines 2 and 5, which is the legendary Yonghe Palace Station! Whether by bus or subway, you can easily reach it. The predecessor of this palace was the mansion built by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty for his fourth son, Yin Zhen. It was later changed to a palace in the third year of Yongzheng, which is what we now call the Yonghe Palace. However, it is not an ordinary palace. The main hall of the Yonghe Palace was originally green glazed tiles, but in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, after the death of Emperor Yongzheng, the coffin was placed here, so the color of the glazed tiles of the main hall was changed to yellow, the same as the specifications of the Forbidden City. The Yonghe Palace not only has a deep historical background, but it is also an excellent place for photography! The east and west Shunshan buildings and three exquisite archways are all full of ancient charm. The red walls and yellow glazed tiles are a vivid picture when put together. When you take pictures here, you are the protagonist of the historical drama!WanderlustSafari1
Complete Guide to the Yonghe Temple Blessing Tour Spring Festival Test VersionComplete Guide to the Yonghe Temple Blessing Tour🔥Spring Festival Test Version 🔔 Are you ready for the Yonghe Temple tour? 📆 Spring Festival Special: In the Spring Festival of 2024, the Yonghe Temple Blessing Tour is waiting for you! This is not just a travel guide, but a pilgrimage of the soul.🙏 1️⃣ Reservation in advance Don't forget to make a reservation in advance! 📱One-click reservation on WeChat, ID card is required, friends who make online reservations remember to bring the QR code of the mobile phone order. 2️⃣ Route Guide During the Spring Festival, the traffic around Yonghe Temple may be adjusted🚦. It is recommended to check the latest announcement of Yonghe Temple in advance or refer to Figure 2 to plan the route. Don't be like me, pushing the baby and walking five kilometers before finding the entrance! 😅 (I heard that there are more than 3,000 security personnel nearby, full of security!) 3️⃣ Incense Receiving Ceremony After checking the ticket, walk through the tree-lined avenue to reach the free incense collection point. 🙌Remember to check if the incense is intact, broken incense is not auspicious. 4️⃣ Pray for blessings, don't go back Starting from the main hall, clockwise worship the left side hall and the right side hall, a circle down, the exit is in front. 🚶♂️ 5️⃣ Praying Tips 🙏Hold the incense in your left hand and assist with your right hand. If there is a flame, don't blow it with your mouth, shake it twice. Silently wish in your heart, first report your family, then make a wish to pray. When worshiping, it is usually 3 times or a multiple of 3. Remember to insert the incense into the incense burner after worshiping. If you make a wish, remember to fulfill it! 6️⃣ Handwritten Prayer Card After worshiping the main hall, there are prayer cards to write near the exit on the right. 🖋️Write your own and your family's names, and then write the merits you want to donate. After writing, give it to the master or put it in a small box, and there is a merit box next to it for donations. Remember to bring cash! 💰 7️⃣ Opening Guide 🔮During the Spring Festival, the Dharma circulation office may be closed, it is recommended to prepare the opening items in advance. Jewelry can also be opened! But note that ID cards, mobile phones and other items cannot be opened. The opening room is on the left side of the Daxiong Hall, don't miss it! 🙌 🎉May all your wishes come true and everything goes well in your blessing tour at Yonghe Temple! 🙏FELICITY NORMAN1
How to worship at the Yonghe Temple, please bookmark the guideYou must not worship randomly at the Yonghe Temple, make sure to like and bookmark this before you go next time! ⏰Time management: It's best to offer incense early, on an empty stomach or vegetarian, clean yourself, finish worshipping in the morning and then go sightseeing. There are many people coming to the Yonghe Temple to offer incense on the first day of the year. Porridge is offered every year on Laba Festival, come early to avoid long queues! 🚗Transportation: Subway is the most convenient, exit F of line 2 or 5, it's just over 100 meters away, parking is tight around! 🎫Book tickets in advance on the official account, just swipe your ID to enter, if you didn't bring your ID you can buy tickets on site, the queue will be slower when it's crowded! 📿How to request a F device: There are 3 Dharma object circulation places in the Yonghe Temple, open from 09:00-16:30 in summer and 09:00-16:00 in winter, usually stop queuing 2 hours in advance, many people, can try on, quite crowded, choose the style and take it to pay 1️⃣Outside the palace: West side of the ticket check outside (no need to buy a ticket) 2️⃣Inside the palace: East side of Zhaotai Gate 3️⃣Inside the palace: West side of the Great Buddha Hall ⚠️Opening light: Need to buy a ticket to enter, free, need to queue, queued for about 20 minutes on weekdays, bring the small ticket ⚠️Offering incense: You can get a bundle of incense for free on both sides of the entrance after checking the ticket, burn three sticks in front of each hall, clockwise around is enough ⚠️Prayer sequence: First worship the east and west sides clockwise from the main hall, then face the hall, raise the incense over your head, start bowing three times in each of the four directions, silently praying in your heart. For wealth: Yonghe Palace; For career: Falun Hall; For safety: Wanfu Pavilion; For children/marriage: Guanyin Bodhisattva; For exorcism and disaster relief: Yongyou Hall; For health and longevity: Suicheng Hall, other halls for wisdom and smooth sailing.Asher_Dravenheart/391
Beijing Yonghe Temple | The premier temple of the Qing Dynasty court, from which two emperors emerged.After a hiatus of seven years, I find myself back in the imperial city of Beijing, where the rain continues to fall as it always has. The northern rain, which I last experienced at the Forbidden City seven years ago, now pours down on the Yonghe Temple. From the royal residence of Emperor Yongzheng to the highest-ranking Buddhist temple in the late Qing Dynasty, the Yonghe Temple, which shares the same grandeur as the Forbidden City, has now become a popular attraction on social media. 【History】 In the 33rd year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1694), he built a mansion here and bestowed it upon his fourth son, Yin Zhen, which later became the residence of Prince Yong. In the ninth year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1744), the Yonghe Temple was converted into a Lama Temple, becoming the center of the Qing government's control over Tibetan Buddhism nationwide. Because it was the birthplace of Emperors Yongzheng and Qianlong, it is known as the "Dragon's Hidden Land of Blessing." 【Layout】 The Yonghe Temple mainly consists of three exquisite archways and five grand halls. It covers an area of 66,400 square meters, with over a thousand halls and rooms. The front part includes seven buildings: Zhaotai Gate, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Yonghe Gate, Yonghe Palace, Scripture Hall, and Tantric Hall. The halls in the back rise in succession, symbolizing the solemn auspiciousness of the Buddha's world. 【Highlights】 ⭐Yonghe Palace: The palace has a yellow glazed tile roof with a hip and gable top. Inside, there are three bronze gilded Buddha statues and eighteen Arhat statues covered in gold leaf. ⭐Falun Hall: The "one large, four small" five Tibetan-style skylights on the roof of the hall symbolize Mount Sumeru surrounded by the four continents. ⭐Wanfu Pavilion: Standing 25 meters tall, it is the tallest building in the Yonghe Temple complex. Inside, there is a 26-meter-tall wooden statue of Maitreya Buddha, carved from a single piece of sandalwood. ⭐Three Woodcarving Wonders: The Five Hundred Arhats Mountain, the Sandalwood Buddha (Maitreya Buddha in the Wanfu Pavilion), and the Nanmu Buddha Shrine. PS: The popular "Yonghe Temple Incense Ash Glazed Bead Bracelet" (around 380 yuan) can be purchased at the "Second Dharma Logistics Outlet". After purchase, you can have it blessed in the consecration room. 🚘Address: No. 12 Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 💵Ticket: 20 yuan 📣Nearby: The Imperial College, Confucius Temple, Bailin Temple, etc.Andreabbjmk
Beijing | Early summer sunshine, the thousand-year-old ancient temple Fayuan TempleNot only is it a thousand-year-old ancient temple It is also a peaceful place for healing the mind and body There are many places in the capital with more incense than Fayuan Temple But there are quite a few places with scenes like Fayuan Temple Entering Fayuan Temple gives a feeling that all things in the world are in the heart Compared to Yonghegong Lama Temple, there are far fewer tourists here What you find is the tranquility of the ancient temple Find an afternoon to sit quietly here Occasionally, you can see devout believers around And the lovely cats in the temple Slowly, it makes the heart calm down After visiting Fayuan Temple, you can go to Lanman Hutong Stroll through the old Beijing hutongs, taste the coffee in the hutongs Order a cup of coffee and sit on both sides of the hutong, watching the passers-by Feel the comfort and ease of life If you have any troubles Come to Fayuan Temple to worship, sit in the temple and feel the quiet time Taking advantage of the twilight Stroll around the surrounding hutongs, casually enter a small restaurant, and there will be unexpected surprises 👀Tips 🏠Address: No. 7, Fayuan Temple Front Street, Xicheng District 🎫Ticket: Free admission, each person can receive three incense sticks when entering 🚇Take subway line 4/6, get off at Caishikou Station exit G/D, and walk for 10-15 minutes to arrive 🚌Take bus routes 53, 133, or Special 13 to Nanheng Street Intersection West to arrive The nearby Lanman Hutong is also worth a visit, with coffee shops in the hutong, have a cup of coffee, and watch people come and go 👀Surrounding places to go: Niujie, Taoranting Park, Xuan Nan Cultural Museum Seeing Beijing from different angles Continuously sharing fun and delicious strategies Listen to Beijing kids talk about things in Beijing ❗❗❗Follow 【Walking in Beijing】 There are more Beijing travel and food strategies to share, so stay tuned💗 Fayuan TempleSophiaRoberts_33
The Dharma shines like stars, and the achievements are eternally recorded in the long river of historyGoing to Beijing to offer incense|Beijing|Yonghe Temple 'Yonghe Temple' ·Yonghe Temple was built in the 33rd year of Kangxi (1694), and Kangxi Emperor gave it to his fourth son, Yin Zhen, as the mansion of Prince Yong. ·In the 50th year of Kangxi (1711), Yin Zhen's fourth son, Hongli, was born in Yonghe Palace. ·In the 61st year of Kangxi (1722), Kangxi Emperor passed away and passed the throne to his fourth son, Yin Zhen. The following year, the era name was changed to Yongzheng (1723) ·In the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735), Yongzheng Emperor passed away and passed the throne to his fourth son, Hongli. The following year, the era name was changed to Qianlong (1736) ·In the 9th year of Qianlong (1744), it was rebuilt as a royal temple of Tibetan Buddhism. Qianlong wrote in the 'Yonghe Palace Stele': Yonghe Palace is the blessed place where the previous emperor lived before he ascended the throne, and it is also the place where I was born, grew up, and inherited the empire. According to the ancestral system: the palace where the emperor has achieved great achievements should be respected as a Buddhist place. The conversion of the palace to a temple is not only to worship the ancestors, but also carries a greater significance, carrying the political ambition of governing the country and pacifying the frontier. For nearly 300 years, the morning bells and evening drums have echoed leisurely. Yonghe Palace has witnessed the historical changes of the Chinese land, maintained the peace and unity of the Chinese nation, and played a role in inheriting the Dharma, converting all beings, and solemnizing the national territory. It has now become the most important Buddhist holy place outside Tibet, welcoming believers from all directions to worship, study, and pray for blessings. The Dharma shines like stars, and the achievements are eternally recorded in the long river of history.Flavorful Forays1
Beijing in spring is a bloom affair, explore the floral language of the capitalHey, dear friends, spring is here, do you have plans for an impromptu flower trip? Today, I'm going to take you into the spring of Beijing, to discover those flower-viewing secrets that even the locals don't easily reveal! 🌼🚶♀️ 1. Yuyuantan Park, the cherry blossoms here are simply synonymous with romance! Imagine, delicate cherry blossoms falling with the wind, with the Central Television Tower as the backdrop, isn't this a scene straight out of an anime? 🌸🏯 Remember to bring your camera to capture this annual cherry blossom feast! 2. Zhihuasi, the pear blossoms here are in full bloom, as if traveling back to ancient times, each pear blossom tells a story of history. 🏰🌺 Don't forget, there are also Jing music performances here, letting you experience the cultural heritage of the ancient capital amidst the fragrance of flowers. 3. Drum Tower area, not only does it have the magnolias, pear blossoms, lilacs, and crabapples of Yonghegong, but also the tranquil beauty of Yuhe Park. 🏞️🌷 When you're tired, sit down in a nearby shop and enjoy a rich coffee, feeling the leisurely pace of old Beijing. 4. Fayuan Temple, the lilacs of Fayuan Temple are one of the four major floral events in the capital, the sea of lilac flowers here is fragrant and enchanting, making people linger. 🌿💐 Here, you can slow down and feel the tranquility of the flowers and the ancient temple. 5. National Botanical Garden, with nearly 600 hectares of vast land, the botanical garden in spring is an ocean of flowers, with peach blossoms, crabapples, cherry blossoms, pear blossoms... everything you want in spring is here! 🌸🌺 Don't forget to visit the Wofo Temple to see the wintersweet, which has its own unique charm. 6. Jingshan Park, the peonies here are the grand finale of Beijing's spring. 🌹👑 Standing on Wanchun Pavilion, overlooking the entire city of Beijing, you'll find that this city in spring is so gentle and beautiful. Of course, besides these, there are many other places in Beijing worth exploring. For example, the peach blossoms of Shilihe, the spring scenery of Beihai Park, the crabapple stream at the C exit of Wangjing South subway station... each place has its own charm, waiting for you to discover. Alright, that's all for today's share! If you love flowers too, don't hesitate, come to Beijing and experience the language of flowers in this spring with me! 🌸💖 Remember to follow me, Travel Dreamer, to discover more beauty in travel! Don't forget to like and share, see you next time! 👋🌼TechTrendsHub
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The architecture of the Lama Palace is magnificent, with red walls and yellow tiles, and magnificent. The scarlet gate is solemn and solemn, and the copper rust on the door ring tells the story of the years. When you enter the palace gate, you will see a spacious courtyard with blue slabs on the ground, clean and simple. The cypresses on both sides of the courtyard are lush, as if loyal guardians guard this sacred land.
Visiting Yonghe Gong (Lama Temple) in Beijing was a deeply enriching experience, blending spirituality, history, and architectural beauty. As one of the most important Tibetan Buddhist temples outside Tibet, the Lama Temple offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city, surrounded by ornate, traditional Chinese architecture.Upon entering the temple, we were struck by the vibrant colors and intricate details of the buildings. The beautifully crafted statues, prayer wheels, and incense-filled courtyards immediately created a serene atmosphere. The temple is home to numerous Buddha statues, but the highlight for us was the 18-meter tall Maitreya Buddha, carved from a single piece of sandalwood—a true marvel to behold.Each hall within the temple offers something unique, and we appreciated the opportunity to learn about Tibetan Buddhism through the well-preserved artifacts and peaceful surroundings. The temple attracts both locals and tourists, but it never felt overly crowded, allowing us time for quiet reflection.The Lama Temple is easily accessible via the Beijing subway, making it a convenient stop on any trip to the city. Whether you're interested in Chinese history, architecture, or spirituality, a visit to Yonghe Gong is a rewarding experience. It's a tranquil oasis in the heart of Beijing!
The guide of Jing Zhuangyuan, Yu teacher, explained for three hours in the whole process. There was no stop for a moment. The speech was very exciting. The content was dry. I was very proficient in Tibetan Buddhism. I hope I will have the opportunity to hear the teacher's explanation next time I come to Beijing!
The Lama Palace is usually very crowded and the incense is very strong. It is said that Beijing is the most accurate place for boys to seek careers and wealth. The location is in Dongcheng District. It's quite big inside, free incense can be provided
I came to the Lama Temple to pray for blessings. I was very lucky to follow Mr. Zhuang's group. The dry goods were full for nearly three hours. Although the Lama Temple occupies a small area, it is worth visiting. Mr. Zhuang's ins and outs of the Lama Temple is like a number of Zhen. I can hear that I have a lot of research on history and Buddhism. Especially the ritual and moral of the Lama Palace prayer, I heard absolutely harvest
The Lama Palace is located in the northeast corner of Beijing, Qing Kangxi 33 (1694), where Kangxi Emperor built the mansion and gave four sons, later Prince of the Prince. Three years (1725), the palace was changed to the palace, called the Lama Palace, 13 years (1735), the Lama Emperor died, once parked the Lingyu, so the main palace of the Lama Palace original green glazed tiles changed to yellow glazed tiles. The Lama Palace, because the Qianlong Emperor was born here, the Lama Palace has two emperors, become "long Qianfudi", so the temple is yellow tile red wall, the same specifications as the Forbidden City Palace. In the nine years of Qianlong (1744), the Lama Temple was changed to the Lama Temple, and the Prime Minister's Affairs was appointed to manage his affairs and became the center of the Qing government's control of Tibetan Buddhist affairs. The Lama Temple was the highest-standard Buddhist monastery in the country in the middle and late Qing Dynasty.
The explanation of Mr. Zhao, a bachelor of the Royal Teacher, made this trip to the Forbidden City particularly interesting. The second time I came to the Forbidden City, I listened to Mr. Zhao's many lively small stories, so that the history and monuments are vivid, and it is a worthwhile trip!
The teacher's explanation is very detailed, including the etiquette and precautions for the Buddha, and has a good understanding of the Lama Temple. I saw the world's first future Buddha, and marveled at how such a tall wood shaped such a magical Buddha statue. It was so amazing!