Thousand-Hand Thousand-Eye Guanyin Temple

When I was a child, I listened to the story of the Guanyin Bodhisattva, walked to the monastery, saw the Buddha with thousands of hands and thousands of eyes, and had to observe for a while. The environment here is very good. Jiufeng is continuous and red maple lake.

This time the law will be really good, there are many people, Buddha will go back every year.

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It is still relatively easy to find, no tickets, it is good to go and see, the Guanyin image inside is very big, it looks magnificent, there are several halls, all are full, there are many places to eat nearby

Thousands of hands and thousands of eyes Guanyin Academy (formerly Jushilin) is located in the north side of the Beijiao Park in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia, the east exit of Xingsong Street, adjacent to the newly built stadium and Genghis Khan Street, with convenient transportation. From the racecourse, Mongolia Daying South Road, westbound to the temple. The Buddhist monasteries in China are beautiful and magnificent. They not only have Buddhist characteristics, but also reflect the characteristics of ancient traditional Chinese architecture. They are part of the treasures of Chinese culture. The Guanyin Academy has important historical and cultural and rich tourism resources. The Guanyin Academy was founded in 1995 and covers an area of 5,000 square meters. It is one of the Guanyin Daochangs of Han Chinese Buddhism in Hohhot. There are more than ten temples in the temple, the rugged Daxiong Temple, the majestic Temple of Heavenly Kings, the bright and spacious Buddhist Temple, the elegant and simple Zen Hall, the solemn Fa Hall, the exquisite and chic Guanyin Temple, the Dizang Temple, the Galan Temple, the Patriarch Temple, the Bell Tower, the Drum Tower, the temple is magnificent, and the Buddha statue is solemn. In front of the main entrance of the Grand Xiong Pavilion, there is a statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva statue of Han white jade sculpture, and the clean and bright Zhaitang provides for the majority of monks.

The monastery does not charge tickets, is not commercialized, and there is no selling various incense, amulets and fortune-telling, giving people a very clean and pleasant feeling. recommend!