China National Key Buddhist Temples in Han Chinese Area

Guangji Temple

The Buddhist temple was first built during the Jin Dynasty and expanded by successive dynasties. The Buddhist Association of China is located in the temple.

A National Historical and Cultural Site.

Walking distance from Xishi Station, Line 2.

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Location: Xicheng District

Province: Beijing Municipality

Yonghe Temple

A Tibetan Buddhism temple. One of the highlight is a 26m Buddha statue carved from a single sandalwood.

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Location: Xicheng District

Province: Beijing Municipality

Puning Temple

This Buddhist temple, built in 1755, was designed with both chinese and tibetan architectural styles.The front section of the temple has traditional Chinese temple architectural designs while the back section has Tibetan temple designs.

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City: Chengde City

Province: Hebei Province

Linjin Temple

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City: Zhengding County Shijiazhuang Prefecture

Province: Hebei Province

Xiantong Temple

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City: Mount Wutai

Province: Shanxi Province

Jade Buddha Temple

The temple was built in 1882 and has 2 pieces of Buddha statues craved from Burma jade.

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District: Jingan

Province: Shanghai Municipality

Jingan Temple

An ancient temple bulit in 247 AD and shifted to current location in 1216AD during the Northern Song Dynasty.

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District: Jingan

Province: Shanghai Municipality

Mingjiao Temple

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City: Hefei City

Province: Anhui Province

Xichan Temple

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City: Fuzhou City

Province: Fujian Province

Tibetan Temple

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City: Fuzhou City

Province: Fujian Province

Yongquan Temple

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City: Fuzhou City

Province: Fujian Province

Guanghua Temple

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City: Putian City

Province: Fujian Province

Kaiyuan Temple

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City: Quanzhou City

Province: Fujian Province

South Putuo Temple

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City: Xiamen City

Province: Fujian Province