An Exlusive Trip Into Area of Lingshan Buddhist Scenic Spot

#chinatrip Located at the southwestern tip of Wuxi and on the Majishan Peninsula extending from the northern shore of Taihu Lake, the scenic area of Lingshan Mountain is a Buddhist wonderland at the national tourist resort of Taihu Lake. Covering an area of 30 hectares (74 acres), this park is famous for the world's largest bronze Buddha statue with an amazing height of 88 meters (289 feet). In addition, there are wonderful attractions here, including the Brahma Palace, the Mandala of the Five Mudras, Nine Dragons bathing in Shakyamuni, Xiangfu Temple and many other Buddhist attractions. The Great Buddha Lingshan, built in 1997, is the largest bronze statue of Shakyamuni standing in the open air in China. The 88-meter-high Buddha, made of 2,000 welded bronze wall plates, weighing more than 700 tons, is a landmark of Wuxi. Lingshan Brahma Palace, the Mandala of the Five Mudras and the Flying Dragon Pagoda are three architectural structures in very different styles representing the three main branches of Chinese Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism and Southern Buddhism. Lingshan Brahma Palace is one of the largest, with magnificent floor-to-ceiling decorations of all the majestic and luxurious. Huge wood carvings, gorgeous glazed wall decorations and an exquisite coffered ceiling with flying fairies make you feel like you have stepped into a misty and magnificent paradise away from the hustle and bustle of the Shobha world. In addition, Lingshan Brahma Palace is also equipped with modern amenities such as theaters, banquet halls and conference rooms. Whatever, there a lot of tips and arrows to guide visitors, I would like to propose the best route to comprehensively explore the scenic area. Entrance → Big Screen Wall → Altar of Buddha's Footprints → Nine Dragons bathing Shakyamuni → Buddha's Hand Square → Xiangfu Temple → Ancient Ginkgo Square → Great Buddha → Brahma Palace → Flying Dragon Tower → The Mandala of the Five Mudras → Exit.