Horyuji Temple

Fallon Temple half-day tour! Thanks to Miss Chen at the front desk of the hotel for her strong recommendation. JR Nara gets off at Falong Temple and changes the scenic circular bus! Prepare change to buy bus tickets! Tickets 🎫 all need cash! The red heart cherry blossoms of the temple are very beautiful! The old version of 10,000 yuan is like the head of the Saint De Prince! Spent 🎫 lucky to visit the Nakamiya Temple, the half-image of the Buddha, the Egyptian Sphinx, the Mona Lisa and called the "three smile statues of the world"!

Very important monastery, a real sense of the temple community, the building monolith, rich in volume, stable shape, thick color, with high cultural attributes, garden design is more weak.

The ancient monastery is a very important temple, world cultural heritage, geographical location is relatively biased, but it is very necessary to come, is the main cultural heritage of Nara, the building is simple and stable.

Beautiful and quiet environment, convenient parking! The amusement facilities are relatively complete, and the children like it very much! Have a great time!

Tickets should be the most expensive attraction of this trip to Japan and the first attraction of this trip to Japan. This is the oldest existing wooden structure in the world and the only building wooden structure with southern origin. From the Falong Temple building, you can imagine the four hundred south of Nanjing City. The glory of the 80th temple! Come here to remember!

It is the oldest wooden building in the world in Japan, 1400 years old! It is also the first building in Japan to become a world cultural heritage, so visit it to see the rich history of Japan. The entire monastery has retained the architectural structure of the Sui Dynasty in China. It can be said that it is necessary to know what house the people of the Sui Dynasty live in. China has not seen it. It has been completely restored in Falong Temple. There is joy, but it is more a regret that our own culture cannot inherit!

Definitely worth coming, although far from downtown Nara, despite the rain that day, although the tickets are expensive (1600JNP). Chinese tour guides can be booked online, free of charge. The explanation is very detailed, and the details of each building, including the age and history. I was very touched to see the Buddha statues of the Northern Wei Dynasty, because there are only three buildings in the country during the same period. In Japan, we can find those cultural memories that our nation has lost for a long time, so that we can understand our own past more. But at one point, the prince of satoku (the founder of falong temple, also built the four-tennoji temple in Osaka) was celebrated by the japanese academic community, and there was no such person in history, but a few historical figures were pieced together. I was not embarrassed to say directly to the Japanese tour guide because she was introducing the achievements of the prince of holy virtue everywhere, but there was no archaeological support. After the Falong Temple was burned down, some of the artifacts survived, and were obsessed with the jade insect cooks in the museum, which were mosaiced with the wings of rare flying insects. Another is the Sheriko of Sakyamuni, so it has a high status in Japanese religious circles. I hope that domestic tourists who come to Nara can come here to see it in the future. Although they can't get there with the group, it is worth going.