Fuxin Ruiying Temple Scenic Area Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Ruiying Temple in the Ruiying Temple Scenic Area in Fuxin was built in the eighth year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1699). It belongs to the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism and is known as "Eastern Tibet". It has four types: Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan and Han. The large plaque of Ruiying Temple decorated with carved golden dragons was given by Emperor Kangxi. At its peak, there were more than 3,000 lamas. The entire temple has a reasonable layout and clear priorities, forming a unique pattern of Fumeng County with internal and external reflections and symmetry in all directions. The majestic temple complex is one of the three largest temples outside Tibet, together with the Kumbum Monastery in Qinghai and the Labrang Monastery in Gansu. The monastery, with its profound cultural heritage and magnificent architectural scale, has become the center of Tibetan Buddhism, medicine, and culture in Inner Mongolia and Northeast China.

Attractions distribution:

Ruiying Temple is located in Fosi Town, Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County. The temple complex covers an area of ​​more than ten miles, including the Mahavira Hall, the Prayer Hall, the Nine Ministers Prayer Hall, the Sutra Turning Pavilion, the Tibetan-style Mahavira Hall, the White Umbrella-covered Buddha with Thousand Arms and Thousand Eyes, and the Bell Tower. , Drum Tower, Sutra Pavilion, Dharma Protector Hall, Sakyamuni Buddha Statue, in addition to the four major Zhacang - Sanit Zhacang, Manba Zhacang, Abuba Zhacang, Dinkel Zhacang and Dedanque Ling and Living Buddha Hall, there are White Umbrella Temple, Dharma Protector Temple, Tara Temple, Guandi Temple and Relic Temple built outside the temple complex. There are tens of thousands of stone Buddhas standing on both sides of the ring road around the temple, with different expressions, reflecting the superb carving art. In addition, there are the exquisite and green Baihua Mountain to the east, Tara Mountain to the west, the largest reservoir in Fuxin area to the south, and Agui Mountain to the north, with rugged rocks and a thousand-year-old Longkou Well that connects to the sea.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A level scenic spot, provincial key cultural relics protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, culture, religion, history, reservoir