Lama Temple in Beijing

Of the most important monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism in the world is a temple priest Lama, who is known as the Peace Palace and the temple is located in the northeastern part of Beijing, the temple features Bmuammarh unique, which combines the architecture of the Han Chinese and Tibetan motifs Mongolian where is considered a masterpiece attracts tourists from around the Alamuerdja history of the temple for the year 1694 during the reign of the Qing Dynasty and the building was the official residence of the court in the era of Prince Yongqing in 1722 a turning half of the building to the monastery for monks of Tibetan Buddhism remained the other half followed the Imperial Palace, and after the death of Yongqing in 1735 put his coffin in the temple and the rule of Qianlong, who gave to the Temple a special place and the addition of tiles turquoise characteristic of the temple at the end of 1744 became the monastery's residence Tibetan monks Buddhists from Mongolia and Tibet and became the temple main center for either the total length of front axle from north to south, 480 meters and is located in the tip of the southern main gate and there is the temple of five main halls separated by yards a Hall of Kings heavenly, a main entrance to the monastery adorned with a statue of Buddha and on the walls, statues of the kings of the sky four Hall of harmony and peace in whose Mamrha censer bronze decorated with paintings dragon and inside three statues of bronze and on both sides of the hall 18 statue of priests who have contributed to the spread of Buddhism.

The hall protect eternal put the coffin Yongqing and Hall Alvanon allocated for reading and religious ceremonies and by five statues of gold, silver, copper, tin and iron and hall recent INCLUDE statue from a single piece of sandalwood with a height of 18 meters and the statue entered the Guinness Book of Records in 1993 and Prime Minister Chuan Lai a significant role in maintaining the temple and the temple was opened to the public in 1981 to see the unique effects in it.