Photos of Huiyuansi

Huiyuan Temple was built in the seventh year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Mongolian Junggars invaded Tibet and the order in the Tibetan area was very chaotic. In order to ensure the safety of Kelsang Gyatso, the Qing government specially selected Ganning (formerly Taining), the lotus treasure land, to build a temple. The Qing government allocated treasury silver for the construction of temples, and used a large number of craftsmen and migrant workers to build magnificent, unique and resplendent temples. Huiyuan Temple has been rebuilt three times. The newly built temple is a palace-style gold-tiled roof, equipped with golden vases, Falun and beasts, painted paintings of emperors and generals of past dynasties, various Thangka paintings, and living Buddha statues on the eaves and purlins; relief sculptures Kowloon's Nine Lions Gate, with fat beams and fat columns, is beautifully laid out; the courtyard is spacious and rigorously laid out; the halls and courtyards are harmonious and decent. The building of the temple is gorgeous, with local characteristics, and it is a fine art of Kamba architecture. The temple now has a collection of various precious cultural relics. The temple recites scriptures for various sacrificial activities for 245 days every year. but". During the puja, believers from all over the country come to worship and chant the scriptures, which is very lively.