Hongluo Temple
Buddhist temple in Beijing, China
40°22′32″N 116°37′13″E / 40.37556°N 116.62028°E / 40.37556; 116.62028 The Hongluo Temple (Chinese: 红螺寺; pinyin: Hongluo Si) is one of the largest and most extensive Buddhist temples located in northern Beijing.[1] It was first established during the Tang dynasty (618–907 AD);[1] however, it was rebuilt many times later, notably during the Ming dynasty.[2] The temple is located at the southern foot of the Hongluo Mountain, and covers an area of 7 hectares (17 acres).[1] Its name, Hongluo Temple, is also translated as "Red Snail Temple".
Notes
- ^ a b c Hongluo Temple. China.org
- ^ Hongluo Temple. Tour Beijing
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Notable Buddhist temples in Beijing
- Badachu
- Bailin Temple (Beijing)
- Baipu Temple
- Cheng'en Temple
- Cloud Platform at Juyongguan
- Dahui Temple
- Dajue Temple
- Dule Temple
- Fahai Temple
- Fayuan Temple
- Guanghua Temple (Beijing)
- Guangji Temple (Beijing)
- Hongluo Temple
- Jietai Temple
- Juesheng Temple
- Lingguang Temple (Beijing)
- Miaoying Temple
- Pagoda of Tianning Temple
- Tanzhe Temple
- Temple of Azure Clouds
- Tiankai Temple
- Tianning Temple (Beijing)
- Tongjiao Temple
- Wanshou Temple
- Wofo Temple
- Xifeng Temple
- Xihuang Temple
- Yonghe Temple
- Yunju Temple
- Zhenjue Temple
- Zhihua Temple
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