White Horse Temple, Buddhist temple in Luoyang, China
White Horse Temple is considered the cradle of Chinese Buddhism.
Established in 68 AD under Emperor Ming in the Eastern Han dynasty, it's the first Buddhist temple in China.
The temple complex includes halls dedicated to different Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, reflecting various Buddhist traditions.
It's open to visitors year-round and offers a serene environment for meditation.
The temple houses two white horse statues, commemorating the ones that carried Buddhist scriptures from India.
Location: Luoyang
Inception: 68
Architectural style: Chinese architecture
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