Beijing Buddhist Laymen’s Forest Travel Guide
Xicheng District
Scenic spot introduction:
Beijing Buddhist Laymen's Forest, formerly known as North China Layers' Forest, was founded in December 1929. Hu Gong Ruilin, a celebrity at that time and an elder in the Buddhist community, together with lay Buddhist believers in Beijing, raised net funds to purchase all the properties at No. 129 Xi'anmen Street. It is stated that It will always be a lay Buddhist monastery and may not be sold or pawned. The current Beijing Buddhist Laymen's Forest is a social organization legal person approved and registered by the Beijing Municipal Social Organizations Administrative Authority. It is a public place for lay people to study and practice Buddhism.Scenic spot features:
Photography, Religion, Dharma Assembly, Culture, Dharma AssemblyTransportation
Scenic spot location:
China > Beijing > Xicheng District
How to get there:
Take bus No. 109, get off at Xisi Dingzi Street Station, and walk there.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Beijing Jushilin ticket price:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
Open all day
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
The Beijing Buddhist Lay Association regularly holds activities such as Dharma meetings, lectures, teaching of precepts, release of animals, assistance to the disabled, disaster relief, student aid and other activities.
Best time to visit:
All seasons
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