Come to Famen Temple again

Famen Temple, which was first built during the Hengling period of the Eastern Han Dynasty (147-180 AD), has a cultural history of thousands of years and is known as the "ancestor of the towers and temples in Guanzhong". During the Tang Dynasty, Famen Temple was known as the "royal temple", and because it housed the finger relics of Sakyamuni Buddha, it was regarded as a nationally watched Buddhist holy land. This time I came to Famen Temple, it was a bit different from the last time. The real finger relics of the Buddha were enshrined in the Sheli Pagoda, and could only be viewed from a distance. In the past, you could watch it up close in the underground palace. In addition, the underground palace is closed this time, and the collections in the Famen Temple Museum have also been adjusted. Famen Temple, a temple with the most legendary colors, is a long-standing Buddhist holy land in China.