One of Bhutan's famous temples is a double temple building. The building is old and the Potala Palace in China is basically the same period. There are many believers in the temple. If you visit, you must keep quiet.
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Qichu Temple is the oldest temple in Bhutan. This double temple building is located in the Paro River Valley. It is not only a place of pilgrimage for locals, but also an important place for Bhutanese royal family to hold celebrations. The temple enshrines sacred Buddha statues such as the eight-year-old Sakyamuni, the 5-meter-high Padmasambhava statue and the Red Tara statue, as well as breathtaking ornate carved wooden pillars, cremated ashes of eminent monks and other precious items. The wedding of Tony Leung and Carina Lau was held in this monastery.
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One of Bhutan's famous temples is a double temple building. The building is old and the Potala Palace in China is basically the same period. There are many believers in the temple. If you visit, you must keep quiet.
Qichu Temple is one of Bhutan's important Buddhist temples. The temple is located in the Paro Valley, quiet and tidy. Many important Buddhist temple activities will be held here. There are many exquisite ancient murals in the temple, sacred.
Kichu Temple (Kyichu Lhakhang). It is located in the Paro Valley and is a double temple building. It is built in the same era and the same victory as the Potala Palace in Tibet. Stepping into the Kichu Temple, the simple temple gate and the wild flowers on the roadside set off the solemnity and peace of the ancient temple.
The oldest temple in Bhutan, the temple is sacred and solemn, but there are not many people who come to burn incense and worship Buddha, which is very different from China.
Recommended place, the quietness of the temple is something other places can't do. If it weren't for the so-called Buddhists, naturally I wouldn't like it.