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There is a parking space opposite Xuanzang Temple Xuanzang Hall has three floors, The first floor is dedicated to the Three Treasure Buddha and the statue of Xuanzang, the second floor is the statue of Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, and the third floor is dedicated to the top bone relic of Xuanzang. On the large wall outside the temple, there are three pictures of Xuanzang's parade in the Western Regions and three inscriptions. Xuanzang Temple is a Tang-style building, with a plaque hanging in the temple, "The treasure of the country", inscribed by the former President Jiang Gong. The seat on the outdoor landscape platform on the right in front of the temple faces Sun Moon Lake, which is a great place to enjoy the beautiful scenery. There are not many tourists on weekdays, so it is especially suitable to sit down and enjoy the scenery overlooking Sun Moon Lake.

Continue to the west along the highway around the lake, about 4.8 kilometers away, to Xuanzang Temple. Master Xuanzang was an eminent monk in the Tang Dynasty. He felt that the scriptures that had been translated at that time were quite different from each other, which made people confused. The master wanted to obtain the true meaning of Buddhism. He did not hesitate to violate the ban of the dynasty and went to India to learn the scriptures without permission. It lasted seventeen. When he returned to China in 2010, he obtained 655 scriptures, translated 75 books with his disciples, and obtained 1,335 volumes. He has made outstanding contributions to the development of Buddhism in China. During the Sino-Japanese War, the Japanese looted Master Xuanzang’s parietal relics in Nanjing and enshrined them at Ci'en Temple in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. In 1955, part of the parietal relics were returned to the Buddhist Society of the Republic of China and temporarily placed on the banks of Sun Moon Lake. The Xuanzang Temple; in November 1965, after Xuanzang Temple was completed, the spirit bones were enshrined in Xuanzang Temple. Xuanzang Temple is a Tang-style building, with green tiles and Zhuzhu pillars, simple and unpretentious. The environment is quiet and has the grace and grace of a Chinese garden. It faces Sun Moon Lake in the front and Qinglong Mountain in the back. Geographical surveyors call this temple a "blue dragon playing pearl". The treasure land is the best place to worship the parietal bone relic of Master Xuanzang. The Cultural Relics Memorial Hall of Master Xuanzang was opened on March 28, 2013.

Xuanzang Temple is divided into three areas: the main hall, Xuanzang Memorial Hall, and landscape rest area. The main hall is divided into three floors. The first floor is dedicated to Master Xuanzang, the second floor is Guanyin Bodhisattva, and the third floor is the skull relic of Master Xuanzang. On the left rear of the 1st floor, there are various annotations of Buddhist classics, story books, etc. (including phonetic versions, Chinese-English-Japanese versions), which are provided free of charge to the benefactors who are destined to do so. But printing books costs money, and it is a blessing to be able to form a bond with a good Buddhist scholar. It is recommended that friends who buy books should rejoice in NT dollars! Although it is inconvenient for a friend with an empty heart and an empty pocket to be happy with money, it is recommended that you read the books you have picked up diligently, and you will be happy with the help of Dharma. After Master Xuanzang's spiritual bones were brought back from Japan, they were originally placed in the "Xuanguang Temple" on May 28, 1956. Afterwards, Mr. Jiang Zhongzheng felt that the Xuanguang Temple was too small and decided to build another larger temple, the current Xuanzang. Temple (construction started in 1960 and completed in 1965). After the construction is completed, the spirit bones will be moved to the 3rd floor of the main hall of Xuanzang Temple (the 2nd and 3rd floors will be temporarily closed during the epidemic). In the landscape rest area next to Xuanzang Temple, the breeze is coming, and you can see the beauty of the mountains and rivers, slowly taste the fragrance of heaven and earth, and hear the soft Buddhist music... In an instant, I feel light in body and mind, as if comprehending the classic Dharma Hi! If you have free time, it is recommended to visit the "Master Xuanzang Cultural Relics Memorial Hall" at the left rear of the main hall. Through the large-character charts, maps and other explanations, you can personally see how this incredible great monk went through the 17-year journey of learning scriptures. (Closed during the epidemic) Friends who are willing to practice foot exercise, it is recommended to take the "Qinglong Mountain Trail" with a quiet bamboo rhythm. The total length is 0.85 kilometers. From the front of Xuanzang Temple, pick up the stone steps and walk down slowly for about 20-30 minutes. You can reach Xuanguang Temple, which is another A scenic spot with a panoramic view of the lake and mountains.

I think I should write a "Reiki Travel Miscellaneous". 1. Xuanzang Temple, Nantou County This temple is to commemorate Master Xuanzang. I sensed a strong Dharma-protecting enchantment energy. It is estimated that it is the energy field of the two Dharma-protecting Bodhisattvas. It is easy to enter into meditation by practicing here. When ordinary people come here, in addition to purifying the magnetic field of their body and mind, it is very beneficial for everyone who is stuck in the yin to purify. It's a really upbeat place. Don't lean against the wall in the temple, you should be respectful. So as not to be beaten by the guardian god. Put your hands together before taking the photo ? recite the Buddha's name to show respect. Speak quietly. The best view point of Sun Moon Lake.

Imitation Tang-style buildings, green tiles and Zhuzhu, simple and unpretentious, the environment is quiet and has the graceful and generous utensils of Chinese gardens; it faces Sun Moon Lake in the front and Qinglong Mountain in the back. Geographical surveyors say that the temple occupies the treasure land of "Qinglong Playing Pearls" and is a mysterious place. Master Zang's parietal bone relic is placed on the premises. The front viewing platform provides tables and chairs to rest, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Sun Moon Lake.

Continue to go west along the road around the lake, about 4.8 kilometers, you can reach Xuanzang Temple. Master Xuanzang was an eminent monk in the Tang Dynasty. He felt that the sutras that had been translated at that time were quite different from each other, which made people feel at a loss. The master wanted to obtain the true meaning of the Dharma. After returning to China in 2010, he obtained 657 sutras, translated 75 of them with his disciples, and obtained 1,335 juan, making outstanding contributions to the development of Buddhism in China. During the Sino-Japanese War, the Japanese looted the parietal bone relic of Master Xuanzang in Nanjing and enshrined it in the Ci'en Temple in Saitama County, Japan. In 1955, part of the parietal bone relic was returned to the Buddhist Association of the Republic of China, and was temporarily enshrined by the Sun Moon Lake. Xuanguang Temple; in November 1965, after the completion of Xuanzang Temple, Linggu was welcomed into Xuanzang Temple. Xuanzang Temple is an imitation Tang-style building, with green tiles and Zhuzhu, simple and unadorned, and the environment is quiet and has the graceful and generous utensils of a Chinese garden; it faces Sun Moon Lake in the front and Qinglong Mountain in the back. The treasure land is the best place to enshrine the parietal bone relic of Master Xuanzang. Xuanzang Master Cultural Relics Memorial Hall has been opened to pay tribute on March 28, 103.