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[2025 Chengde Attraction] Travel Guide for Pule Temple (Updated Apr)

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Pule Temple was built in the 31st year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1766). It is commonly known as the Round Pavilion and was built to accommodate the surrendered Kazakhs and Bruts. The entire temple is a combination of Han and Tibetan architecture. The western part is composed of the mountain gate, bell and drum tower, side halls, main hall and other buildings in accordance with the style of Han temples. The eastern part is Tibetan architecture. The main building, Xuguang Pavilion, is similar in appearance to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, which is the main feature of the temple. Xuguang Pavilion and Pavilion City are variants of the Tibetan Buddhist "Mandala". The largest existing wooden "Mandala" in China rotates on the stone Sumeru pedestal in Xuguang Pavilion. It is made of 37 pieces of wood, representing the 37 kinds of knowledge of Sakyamuni. Inside the pavilion is a bronze statue of the double body of the Vajra King Buddha (also called the Supreme Bliss King Buddha), commonly known as the "Happy Buddha" or "Happy Buddha".
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Pule Temple Address:

Shuangqiao, Chengde, Hebei, China

Pule Temple Recommended sightseeing time:

2 hours

Pule Temple Phone:

0314-2025918,0314-2057557
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