Huiyuansi Review

Very good attraction. The navigation is correct, keep driving forward, don't be afraid of blocking, there are a lot of parking spaces on both sides of the temple, the rape blossoms outside the temple are very good, with the distant mountains, the scenery is beautiful. No tickets and parking fees, the scenic spot is not big, it is enough to turn around for half an hour. The people here are good. As soon as you enter the hall, there will be speakers to explain to you. There is no charge. There are butter lamps to ask, 10 yuan, 30 yuan, 100 yuan, and more expensive. Everything is voluntary. There is no strong buy and sell, and there will be no cold words because of the unsolicited.

Huiyuan Temple has a good view and sunny. I took a few photos of monks. I got a good harvest and learned about the relevant knowledge. Huiyuan Temple is a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Bamei Town, Daoqi County, Sichuan Province. It feels very good.

Huiyuan Temple has a good view, beautiful scenery, and feels very good. The unique charm of the architectural style can make people quiet, interesting, turn to gold barrels, understand the relevant temple culture, long knowledge, and feel the spirit of love.

2020, September. I like it here for the fifth time when I come to Huiyuan Temple, I don't know why. Transportation: It is recommended to drive by car. It is more convenient. If you take the shuttle bus, go directly to Bamei, and then take a taxi to Huiyuan Temple. Tickets: There is no ticket to play because there are more times, so I recommend the way and place worth visiting to check in and enter from the gate. Directly into the main hall (the main hall is very low-key), there will be a lama reception at the door, leading how to visit the main hall. Be sure to visit according to the route taken by the lama, you can't take pictures, you can't make loud noises. After the visit, take photos and leave. The shortest time to visit, 1-2 hour in-depth tour first, visit the hall, the lama will take you to visit the hall to light the lights (small pair 30, big pair 100), second, you can sit in the hall, listen to the lama reciting law. They allow tourists to sit in the hall to sit and listen to the lecture. Just be quiet. If you are lucky, you can also taste the "manna" shared by the lama. This time we are lucky to drink. Third, the prayer wheel fourth, if you have time to circle the temple a few times, it is also the meaning of the prayer, but a large circle is more religious. This time I also saw the Tancheng once a year, a very exquisite sand city made of Tibetan medicine. This Tancheng is a 6 lamas who used 10 days to carefully pile up with fine sand (it can be difficult to Baidu) and there is no way to take pictures. It is a pity that the eyes are addictive. We went on the third day of the show, and after ten days, we would wash off such a beautiful altar city with water. We all felt very sorry. But the works of Tancheng are to show the shortness of life, it seems to warn us that life is a long pay, a short harvest, and a loss of pain. Sitting in the hall, though they can't understand what they read. But sitting in the hall for hundreds of years. I still think I will be quiet when I listen to the lama to read scriptures quietly. This is actually very rare for me.

The scenery around Huiyuan Temple is really great. It is said that it is surrounded by mountains and shaped like a lotus flower. Huiyuan Temple is a lotus flower heart. There is a Buddhist college in the temple. The size of the lamas walk around. It is not like the Han monks. If you change clothes, you can't see much difference from the average boy. The strange thing is that it is very majestic, a large area of land at the entrance of the magnificent hall, a lot of barren grass, the hall is also locked, I guess it may only be opened to the public during the major celebrations.

Tibetan Buddhist temple Huiyuan Temple, a place with a story! [Shy] [Shy] In view of my piety, the original copper general opened the door of the monastery by himself, and introduced the big Buddhas and history in the main temple one by one.