Famen Temple Zhenbaoguan

Famen Temple Treasure Hall is the name of the past, now called Famen Temple Museum. Previously, Famen Temple and Treasure Hall were managed by different departments and had to buy tickets to visit. Now integrated, implement a one-vote system, the fare is 100 yuan, 65 years old and above with ID card free ticket tour, including Famen Temple, museum and Heshi Sheli Tower. The treasure hall is the most worthwhile place to spend time in the Famen Temple scenic spot to showcase the precious cultural relics unearthed in the Famen Temple Digong.

The Famen Temple Treasure Hall is the original name and is now the Famen Temple Museum. The original treasure hall and Famen Temple belong to two units, so they need to buy tickets separately to visit, now integrated into one, implement a one-ticket system, fare 100 yuan, including Famen Temple, museum and Heshi Sheli Tower three attractions, 65 years old and over with ID card free ticket exchange visit. The treasure hall is located on the left hand of Famen Temple, and it is divided into three exhibition halls to display the precious cultural relics unearthed in the Famen Temple Land Palace.

There are also a variety of treasures, you can also see the various boxes of Sherizi here, really is a very exquisite Sherizi tower, through the explanation can also learn more about the treasures of Famen Temple.

The biggest highlight is the tin cane here, which is said to be the cane held by Tang Seng's west tour. It has been here for many years, and it is stored in a very precious way, which is really much longer than I thought.

In addition to being a temple, Famen Temple is also a variety of treasure collections. The treasure hall is near the museum. This is different from the museum. All the precious cultural relics on the Famen Temple side are placed.

You can feel the rarity of these treasures when you go in. Basically, there are two or three staff in each exhibition hall. After a while, you will wipe the glass and try it. It can be said that it is more precious than the national museum.