The Wuyin Mandala stands in the rippling Perfume Sea. It complements the Lingshan Brahma Palace and the Manfeilong Pagoda. It is a Tibetan cultural landscape with a unique style and original flavor. The Wuyin Mandala covers an area of 8,000 square meters and is 31.55 meters high, with a total of six floors. Inside the mandala, the five Buddhas of the five directions are enshrined, namely, Ratnasambhava Buddha in the south, Amitabha Buddha in the west, Amoghasiddhi Buddha in the north, Akshobhya Buddha in the east, and Vairocana Buddha in the center. The exterior of the Wuyin Mandala is solemn and glorious. The dazzling golden roof, huge gilded treasure vase, conspicuous stupas and prayer flags complement each other, highlighting the charming charm of ancient Tibetan architecture. The interior decoration of the Wuyin Mandala is holy and gorgeous. It perfectly combines Tibetan decorative techniques such as colored paintings, murals, wood carvings, Thangka, wall decorations, and gilding, beautifully displaying the unique mandala art. In order to let tourists experience Tibetan folk customs and cultural arts, when entering the mandala, tourists can not only appreciate various precious Buddhist cultural and artistic works from all over Tibet, but also participate in interactive folk activities such as lighting butter lamps and turning mani prayer wheels. Opening hours Please consult the scenic spot for specific opening hours.
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