Hall of Heavenly Kings

The Temple of Heavenly Kings is a famous historical monument in the former Royal Garden Beihai Park. A Buddhist temple with a long history is gorgeous and exquisite. The temple gate is located in the glass archway "Su Michun" to reflect the royal style.

The east side of the Kowloon Wall of Beihai Park is the Temple of the Tenno, known as the "West Tianchan Forest Lama Temple" in the Ming Dynasty. It was rebuilt during the Qing Dynasty. Outside the temple is a "Sumichun" glass archway, gorgeous and exquisite. The main buildings are the Temple of the Tenno, the Great Cizhen like the Temple, and the Lili Pavilion, which is worth seeing.

When you go to the monastery, the first thing you see is the Temple of the Heavenly King. In addition to Maitreya and Vetuo, there are four heavenly kings. The four heavenly kings occupy the left and right sides of the Temple of the Heavenly Kings, which are also the four gods of the law who guard the four sides.

The Temple of Heavenly Kings is located on the east side of the Kowloon Wall of Beihai Park. It was rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty by the West Tianchan Forest Lama Temple. Outside the hall is a gorgeous "Sumichun" glass archway. There are three glass door walls in the hall. The main buildings are the Temple of Heavenly Kings, the Great Cizhen such as the Palace and the Lili Pavilion. It has the characteristics of ancient Chinese architecture and is worth seeing!

The four kings are worshipped, and the pattern is basically the same.