Giant Wild Goose Pagoda South Square Review

I loved learning about the historical importance of the pagoda and its construction. The square where it is located is very beautiful and peaceful. I bought some keychains with the pagoda motives that are only sold in front of the entrance so you have to buy an additional ticket to enter the pagoda to get access to the shop. But it is worth it, as o ku inside there are panels with the history and also the views from the seven stories.

The most famous statue of Tang Xuanxuan Master is the South Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Photographing from here can be taken against the background of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Xuanxuan Master. On the other side is the Datang Everbright City, which can see Chang'an City at a glance.

I would say it was a great experience to visit it during the night specially in the sparring festival, the lights, the smell, the music, fireworks, people and the monument plus the the whole tradition made it an unforgettable experience!!! please visit during the spring festival !!!

The South Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda was built in front of the Big Cien Temple, which is an interpretation of Buddha culture. The ancient temple of the Wild Goose Pagoda has been well explained here. The granite-paved ground and water bridge show the solemnity and solemnity of the South Square, the landscaping outlines a beautiful and simple picture, the majestic and tall Xuanxuan sculpture seems to be taking the religious feelings of "sad heaven and compassion for people" and the positive attitude of entering the world. Faced with the vast majority of believers, the public speaks scriptures and preaches doctrines, and conveys the magic and the mysteries of Dharma to people.

The atmosphere is very good, the management and guidance are in an orderly manner

800 miles Qinchuan, kneeling and shooting map; Qin Han Tang Shengshi, 13 ancient capitals; ninth center, Great Northwest Niu'er; third line of core, new era model; Qin voice bright, pants band biangbiang!