Gandan Temple is a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Established in 1838, it is also the largest temple in Mongolia. It is also the most incense temple in Mongolia.
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Gandantegchinlen Monastery Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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This temple has a history of nearly 200 years. It was built by the director of that year. It is now a very famous scenic spot in Mongolia. After the Ochidara Temple, there is a huge statue of Tsongkhapa. Continuing along the main road to the end is the magnificent Migjid Janraisig Sud, which has hundreds of portraits of Longevity Buddha, and some small Buddha statues are placed in it, all seem to be watching Wearing the big Buddha is very solemn.
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Gandan Temple is a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Established in 1838, it is also the largest temple in Mongolia. It is also the most incense temple in Mongolia.
Gandan Temple is a long-standing temple, but also a very important protection building, the temple can find a lot of good things, is also a better platform, understand the Buddhist culture in Mongolian country a change, feel quite a lot.
Gandan Temple is located in the center of Ulaanbaatar. It is the largest temple in Mongolia. The most impressive is the "Zhang Ranze Buddha". The Buddha statue was used in 1996. It is26.5 meters tall and uses 19 tons of copper and 75,926 5 cm square gold pieces. It is set with a large number of 2,286 gems. The Buddha statue holds a 50-meter-long Hada custom made from India, containing 5 complete yurts and more than 20 tons of medicinal materials. The majestic and magnificent "Zhang Ranze Buddha" is known as the national treasure of Mongolia. When you arrive in Mongolia, you must see this Buddha, otherwise you will be white. Gandan Temple does not charge tickets, but the Buddha statue takes an extra fee to take pictures. I provided a butter lamp at the time, so I took it and hoped that the person would be blessed.
very interesting Gandantegchinlen monastery! definitely will come back again soon!
this place show beautiful statues of Buddhism but also dirty too much dust end please lamas can you please clean the gods every week. too dirty 🤢🤢🤢
Gandan Lama can be seen everywhere, along the central line of the road is a long passage, which can be seen as a group of pigeons and local people living in comfort. But in addition to these, there are simple yurts around, no street lights at night and drunken people. It is not very safe. It is suggested to end the nearby activities after 9 p.m. and go out from the shanty area on the right side of Gandan Temple to another road with good Chinese restaurants and Indian food. The price is reasonable and the taste is good. On the way there is another small temple at the road junction, which is often visited by local people. Gandan Temple has a large number of pilgrims burning incense every morning, basically ten. It broke up at one o'clock.
This is the Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, worth a visit!