Falei Temple

Falei Temple

Falei temple was founded in Sui Dynasty. In the fifth year of Kaicheng of Tang Dynasty (1984), there were four Dragon halls in the center of the top of the platform. Inside is a statue of Manjusri lion. "Dharma" refers to the doctrines of Buddhism; "thunder" refers to the thunder of nature; "Falei" refers to Buddhism like thunder, which can awaken all living beings. The name of Falei means to preach Manjusri's boundless power.

Introduction to scenic spots

In the southeast of the pool, there is a Zetian iron tower, with a round base, stepless, about five feet high and about two feet high. In Ming Dynasty, monk faju was rebuilt. In Xianfeng Period of Qing Dynasty, master yuanxiu and others built several stone cave. In 1923, the temple was rebuilt into a quadrangle. The north and South halls were stone caves, and the East and West rooms were wooden buildings. In 1947, all these wooden buildings were demolished, leaving only eight caves. In 1986, the Chinese monk invested in the reconstruction of the Falei temple and the pagoda on the top of the platform.

address

It is located at the top of the moon peak in Xitai

Address: xitaiding, Wutai Mountain scenic spot, Wutai County, Xinzhou City

Longitude: 113.50227355957

Latitude: 39.037349700928

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in Wutai Mountain tickets, Wutai Mountain tickets: 168 yuan in peak season (April 1 - October 31) and 140 yuan in off season (November 1 - March 31).

Chinese PinYin : Fa Lei Si