Highlights
- Marvel at the world's largest sandalwood Buddha at the Lama Temple
- Explore the Lama Temple, a former royal palace turned Buddhist monastery
- Discover the temple's vibrant colors, intricate Thangka paintings, and mandalas
Description
Step into a sanctuary of vibrant colors and spiritual history at the Lama Temple. Originally built as a royal residence for the Qing Dynasty, this magnificent complex was later converted into a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, making it one of the globally renowned and exceptionally preserved temples in the world. You will marvel at the five grand halls, adorned with intricate Thangka paintings and colorful mandalas, culminating in the 'Pavilion of Ten Thousand Happinesses,' which houses a breathtaking 18-meter-tall Buddha carved from a single piece of rare sandalwood—a proud Guinness World Record holder.
Why Book With Us?
As one of Beijing’s highly active religious landmarks, daily ticket quotas are strictly limited, and the complex real-name registration system presents a major technical hurdle for international travelers. Our premium booking service handles all confusing logistics seamlessly behind the scenes. By providing your full name as shown on your valid passport, you allow us to secure your official reservation well in advance. This secures your entry and helps you avoid lengthy ticket office lines under the midday sun.
We take care of the technicalities so you can focus entirely on the spiritual majesty and architectural beauty of this sacred Yonghe Palace sanctuary.
Includes
Entry to Yonghe Palace (Lama Temple)
Excludes
Guided tour
Important Information
- Photography is restricted inside certain areas of the temple
Respect religious etiquette while visiting
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
