Ci'en Temple

Shenyang Cien Temple is the largest temple in Shenyang. Historically, the famous Pure Earth Temple is one of the four major jungles in the northeast. Every time I go to the temple, I feel a certain relaxation and tranquility. If you go to this temple to visit, I suggest you take half a day to visit, because the area inside is really too big.

This is a long-standing Buddhist monastery, it is located on Danan Street, Shenhe District, Shenyang City. It is conveniently located and the surrounding environment is very beautiful and charming. It is highly respected and a place worth visiting.

The largest Buddhist monastery in Shenyang City, the fourth courtyard sits west to east, and there is a cross-hospital on the south side. The main building is the Daxiong Pagoda, which has five rooms, and there are Heng III Buddha and 18 Luohan. The incense in the temple is very strong.

The location is very good to find, from childhood to school here, every major festival and law, grand and solemn, very worth the places to go nearby, and all the Buddhist supplies around are also available.

Lingyin Temple in Shenyang is very effective. Thousands of years old temple, beautiful scenery, outstanding people, it is very worthwhile to go. Next to it are the Boruo Temple and the Great Buddha Temple, the Buddhist Center of Shenyang. Volunteers and teachers have good attitudes.

Not far from the hospital, there are still many people in the temple on the 15th of the first day, and the smell of incense nearby is also heavy.

Ci'en Temple is the largest Buddhist monastery in Shenyang City. The monastery sits west to east, covering an area of about 12,000 square meters. The front is the mountain gate, there are bells and drums on the second floor, and the building to the west monastery is divided into three roads. The front of the middle road is the Temple of Heavenly Kings, which is three wide, painted with colorful paintings and Zhuhongdi. The temple is dedicated to the statues of the four major heavenly kings, Maitreya and Weiting. To the west, it is the Temple of the Great Xiong, the Temple of the Bhiqiu, and the Tibetan Jinglou.