Fengguo Temple

I have been thinking about it, taking advantage of the weekend to rush by the high-speed rail bus, it is worth seeing overall. The fly in the ointment is that the humanistic landscape around the temple is really lackluster. The one-yuan Zen food after the visit is very good, you must experience it.

I went there on Monday and there were not many people. There is a parking lot, 10 parking fees, and I have spent the discounts on buying tickets online. There is no need to change tickets for entering the door, which is very good. There is no barrier-free passage, all are steps, and you need to pay attention to the bad legs. Very quiet, the Big Buddha is very shocking and well preserved.

The temple of the great male is very shocking. The ancient temple of the millennium is only for meeting. The seven Buddhas in the hall are lifelike. They walked around a few laps and still still have no meaning. Standing in front of the Buddha, they always feel that the eyes of the Buddha are watching the beings, and sigh the exquisite craftsmanship of the craftsmen of the great Liao before the millennium.

There is nothing wrong with the attractions. It is a pity that the ticket does not give the commemorative ticket stub. Why buy it online, don't give the commemorative ticket stub? The attraction itself is very worth a visit, and there are not many people going during May Day. It is a relatively cold, but it is a very worth visiting. The route is a bit lame. But also going. The road of other attractions is very worth going.

Came on May 1st, located in Yixian County, Jinzhou, Liaoning Province. It was built in Liaokaitai nine years (1020), first named Xianxi Temple, and then Yiming Fengguo Temple. The Liao Jinyuan period was the heyday of Fengguo Temple. To the Ming and Qing Dynasties, only the Daxiong Palace remained. The Qing Dynasty continued to build six-point bell pavilion, four-point monument pavilion, Wuliang Palace, archway, hill gate and Xigong Temple. Fengguo Temple is one of the three major temples in China's Liao Dynasty. Its landmark ancient building, the Daxiong Palace, is the largest temple of ancient relics, and there is the world's oldest and largest clay-plastic colored Buddha statue group. The main building of the Daxiong Palace and the monastery in Fengguo Temple, the layout of the Tang Dynasty, Xia Qiliao, Jin and other monasteries, is the most typical example of Liaojin Temple. Among them, the Daxiong Palace is the highest achievement of the Buddhist architecture in the Liao Dynasty, representing the highest level of Chinese architecture in the 11th century. Architect Liang Sicheng once published an academic report, calling the Liao Dynasty monastery "a thousand-year national treasure, a supreme national treasure, rare treasure. Fengguo Temple is the largest of the Liao Dynasty Buddha Temple." It is said that during the Liao Shen Battle, there were shells that fell into the temple and did not blow up.

Liang Sicheng called Fengguo Temple a thousand-year national treasure. This temple built to commemorate the Queen Xiao of Liaoguo has been 1004 years since. The seven Buddhas in the temple of Daxiong Temple are sitting in an extraordinary state. Although the murals around them are somewhat broken, they can be seen inexplicably. The wooden beams on the top of the palace and the flying sky are beautifully painted! No wonder Wang Jiawei also came here to shoot movies. Now the clove flowers in the courtyard are also in full bloom. It is a good time for worshipping Buddha.