Buddha's Peak Palace | Enshrining the world's only Sakyamuni Buddha's Apex Bone Sherry

Enshrining the world's only Sakyamuni Buddha's Apex Bone Sherry：Buddha's Peak Palace, Niushou Mountain, Nanjing, China
The architecture of the Buddha's Dome Palace is themed on offerings
It is divided into two parts, the big and small dome.
Meaning external and internal offerings.
The length of the Great Dome is 120 metres
The Buddha's robe covers the small dome of the dungeon.
Symbolising Buddha's infinite blessings
The small dome as a whole resembles a bun of Buddha's hair.
The base of the small dome is in the form of a lotus flower throne.
The entire Lotus Throne
A total of 56 Yunmen Ruyi Pillars, symbolising auspiciousness and good fortune.
and 56 pillars symbolising the Buddha's infinite wisdom.
The Flying Bodhi Gate consists of
Combined with the Small Dome Mani Bead up and down
Forming the sacred image of a lotus flower holding a precious treasure
Step into it.
Beautifully engraved Buddhist texts.
The First Floor of the Palace of Buddha's Dome
It is a huge domed hall called Zen Mirror Hall.
The centre of the hall.
A huge reclining statue of Siddhartha Gautama is enshrined in the centre of the hall.
The hall is 112 metres long from north to south
62 metres wide east-west
Total building height is 46.5 metres
Over 6,000 square metres of space
Oval in shape
Zen culture at the heart of Zen Jing Daiguan
Let people realise the miracle of Siddhartha Gautama's transformation from a human being to a Buddha
Leaving the Zen Mirror
Going down the escalator
Come to another holy place, the Hall of a Thousand Buddhas.
The Hall of a Thousand Buddhas is vaulted in space.
The space includes three underground levels.
Hall of a Thousand Buddhas
Layout according to the five directions and five Buddhas of Huazhou World
To represent the Vajra world
Centred on the stupa of the relics of Mahakala.
Plus the Four Paramitayana Bodhisattvas on the Sacred Pagoda
Symmetrical to the Four Square Buddhas around the circumference of the corridor
The Sixteen Bodhisattvas of Huimen
The Four Regarded Bodhisattvas and the Eight Internal and External Offerings Bodhisattvas
A Three Dimensional Representation of the Buddhist Tantric Vajra Realm
Sacred Scene of the Fourth Mandala Offering Session
The most striking in the centre of the Hall of a Thousand Buddhas
It's a stupa for the relics of the Buddha's head bone.
The tower is 21.8 metres high.
Modelling based on the Da Zhen En Temple
Gilt Seven Jewels Ashoka Pagoda Modeling
The periphery of the Hall of a Thousand Buddhas is the Gallery of Ten Thousand Buddhas.
Enshrining tens of millions of Buddha statues of all sizes.
Take the escalator down again.
Coming to the bottom floor of the Palace of Buddha's Dome
It's also the most solemn and mysterious place.
The Palace of the Relic.
The Sharizo Palace is located 44 metres below ground.
Sakyamuni Buddha's Parietal Bone Relic
Will be enshrined here for a long time
Sakyamuni Buddha's Parietal Bone Relic
There are only 7 times a year that it is offered to the public.
New Year's Day, Spring Festival, and National Day.
and the eighth day of the second month of the lunar calendar on which Shakyamuni Buddha was born.
Nirvana Day, 15th day of the 2nd lunar month
Buddha's Birthday, the eighth day of the fourth lunar month
The eighth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar.