Youshun Temple

Because of the epidemic, there is no door open here, but you can see that the devout believers still kneel at the door to worship. There is a very large square outside the monastery, the environment is good, and it is also very good to take a walk.

Youshun Temple is located in Nanta Street, the center of Chaoyang City. Qing Kangxi was built in 38 years and 46 years ago. It is a large-scale lama temple. Emperor Qianlong lived here when he arrived at Shengjing Fuling in 1783.

Chaoyang Youshun Temple is located opposite the Chaoyang Museum and the South Tower. In front of the door is a large square, which is a place for citizens to relax. No tickets are charged and free to visit. But it may be because no tickets are charged, and some of the temple doors are locked early in the afternoon, so if you want to visit completely, you should go early in the morning. Still worth a look.

Chaoyang Youshun Temple. Youshun Temple, commonly known as the "Lama Temple", was built in the Qing Dynasty in Kangxi 37 (1698), located on the north side of the east section of Xinhua Road, Chaoyang City. When we arrived at the temple square, we met many people here to relax and exercise. The temple mountain gate is closed, I wonder if it is open? Guided by a big sister, go around the right side of the monastery from one side to enter the courtyard. The monastery is like a rainbow and has a large scale. The complex mainly includes the Temple of Heavenly Kings, Tibetan Jing Pavilion, Daxiong Pavilion, and Seven Temples. It is the only well-preserved Lamaism Temple in Chaoyang District. According to reports, when the temple was built, the Beijing Baima Temple Lama Chuerji, with the approval of Emperor Kangxi, selected the central open space of the three towers of Chaoyang to build the monastery, which took eight years. After the monastery was built, Emperor Kangxi gave the name "Youshun Temple" and gave the Buddha a statue of Muxiang. Qianlong Emperor was in Shanghai when he went to Shengjing Shenyang to sacrifice his ancestors, and is now a key cultural relics protection unit in the country.

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Opposite the Chaoyang City Museum, the train station can be reached by bus No. 10. It is said to be built during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. According to history, it should be a Tibetan Buddhist temple, but the architectural style is completely invisible, except for a temple that sacrifices Zongkaba. Most of them are modern reconstructions, only the steps in front of the Blue Palace and the Daxiong Palace can be seen as ancient sites. This national key cultural relics protection is a bit miserably named.