Famen Temple

Baoji Top 2 in Can't Miss Attractions

absolutely amazing! the history behind this temple is a must see. When you come to Xian travel to Baoji you wont be disspaointed

Some areas in the scenic spot can not take pictures or can not use flash, please pay attention to the announcements and signs everywhere. Tour experience: Every Bodhisattva on the Buddha Guangda Road has a merit box, various Buddha statues, lights, etc. can be dedicated, the price is generally over a few hundred yuan. Food and beverage information: near the west side of the cultural scene there is a Foguangge Hotel, you can eat here special vegetarian food, but the price is not cheap.

Homon Ji Temple was built in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, developed in the Northern Wei Dynasty, flourished in the Qiao Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. It was known as the "ancestral temple of the Guanzhong Tam Temple" and became a Buddhist holy place for the placement of the finger bones of the Buddha of Shakyamuni. But the phalanges are only displayed on weekends, holidays and on the first and fifteenth days of the month, so choose the time to browse must be aligned.

According to legend, Homon Ji Temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty in the year of the Ming Dynasty (68), before the Zhou Wei Dynasty, the original name was also called 'Aikuo Ji Temple', and it was renamed 'narizane Dojo', and in the early Tang Dynasty, it was renamed 'Homon Ji Temple' and was called 'Royal Temple'.

Founded in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the royal temple of the Tang Dynasty, the Shakyamuni Buddha's finger bones were placed in the Shakyamuni Buddha, which became a place of worship for the whole country. . . According to legend, to make Buddhism flourish, the Buddha's Serry was distributed to all places, all the Serry must build a pagoda to worship, Famen Temple is one of them. The present Famen Temple is divided into two parts: the former site complex (Famen Temple and Treasure Hall) in the Tang Dynasty style and the controversial new cultural scenic spot. The artifacts unearthed in the Digu include the Yae Bao Han, the twelve rings of the tin cane, which embodies the extreme wealth of the Tang Empire and the sincere heart of the royal family. The finger bones of the Buddha are only displayed at the first and fifteenth, weekends and 10 o'clock on major holidays on the lunar calendar. Tickets include Famen Temple, Famen Temple Museum and Heshi Shili Tower. The three attractions of the traffic strategy are at the west gate of Datang Furong Garden and the West Passenger Station in Xi'an. There is a shuttle bus to the scenic spot every day, 1-2 shifts/days. Baoji West Station, there are many shuttle buses to Famen Temple every day.