Dafo Temple

The Dafo Temple contains a 34-meter-long reclining Buddha statue, multiple prayer halls, and structures adorned with detailed wooden carvings throughout the complex.

Built during the Northern Zhou Dynasty between 557 and 581, the temple gained recognition as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.

The temple functions as a center for Buddhist practices, where monks share teachings and guide visitors through traditional ceremonies and meditation sessions.

Visitors need to remove shoes before entering the temple grounds, maintaining silence in prayer areas and following Buddhist customs during their exploration.

The temple houses one of the largest indoor reclining Buddha statues in China, positioned in a dedicated hall with specific architectural features for preservation.

Location: Zhangye

Architectural style: Chinese architecture

Website: http://zydfs.com

GPS coordinates: 38.93000,100.45417

Latest update: March 4, 2025 03:33