Highlights: Famen Temple, located in Famen Town, about 10 kilometers north of Fufeng County, Baoji City, was built in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. This "royal temple" of the Tang Dynasty became a Buddhist holy place admired by the whole country because it housed the "finger bone relics" of Sakyamuni, the highest object in the Buddhist world.See all the treasures of Famen TempleAs a tourist, if you want to see all the treasures of Famen Temple, you should visit the underground palace and treasure house in the old site of Famen Temple and the Heshi Relic Pagoda in the cultural Attraction, because the three "shadow bones" (specially made of jade according to the shape and size of real bones, for the purpose of protecting the real bones) are stored in the underground palace; the unearthed treasures offered to Buddha by the royal family of the Tang Dynasty are exhibited in the treasure house; the precious "Buddha's finger (real body) relic" is placed in the Heshi Relic Pagoda on the east side of the cultural Attraction.If you enter the Attraction from the mountain gate square on the west side of the cultural Attraction , you will see the Buddha Light Avenue, which is about 1 km long. On both sides of the avenue stand ten huge statues of Bodhisattvas shining with golden light. At the end of the avenue on the east side is the Heshi Relic Pagoda. There are sightseeing buses on the avenue. The Buddha's finger bone relics are open to the public only on the first and fifteenth day of each lunar month, weekends and major holidays.To the southwest of the cultural Attraction is the Famen Temple and the Treasure House. Under the Zhenshen Pagoda in the temple is the underground palace where the "Buddha's Finger Relics" were discovered. Today, you can see three "shadow bones" up close in the underground palace. After coming out of the underground palace, you can also wander around the quiet temple. There are bell and drum towers, the Great Hall and the Release Pond in the temple, all of which are typical Tang Dynasty style buildings.There are hundreds of treasures in the Treasure House.In the nearby treasure house (also called the museum), exquisite cultural relics unearthed from the underground palace are exhibited. You can see hundreds of treasures offered by the Tang imperial family to Buddha, and each one is amazing. Among them are: the eight-layer treasure box for placing relics, the twelve-ring tin staff, the pure gold pagoda, the white marble spirit tent, the secret color porcelain, the tea set used by the emperor, etc. Some of these treasures are made of pure gold, and the production technology of some treasures has been lost, which reflects the extreme wealth of the Tang Empire at that time and the sincerity of the royal family in worshiping Buddha.