Putuoshan Fojiao Museum Review

The Putuo Mountain Buddhist Museum is the first religious museum in China, and the museum was formerly the cultural relics display room of Puji Temple in Putuo Mountain. The museum is imitated in Song style, with a construction area of 2643 square meters, and seven exhibition halls hold more than 1700 Buddhist cultural relics, mainly Buddhist sacred objects, sacred decrees, gift, calligraphy and painting, porcelain bronze Buddha statues and jade miscellaneous pieces. The biggest point of the Putuo Mountain Buddhist Museum is a 18-armed Jade Guanyin Bodhisattva statue that is carved with a whole white green jade, weighing more than 800 kilograms. This Jade Guanyin image is designed and carved by Chinese Arts and Crafts Master Yuan Changhai. The statue is1.58 meters high and 35 cm thick, plus the lotus table 1.74 meters, with a total weight of more than 800 kilograms. This Guanyin image is carved from a whole jade jade, and the lotus table is carved from purple teak wood. The selection is very rare and precious. The ticket to Putuo Mountain is 160 yuan per person. Affected by the epidemic, the scenic spot will be open in an orderly manner from March 20, 2020, and the daily opening time is from 8 to 18:00. Visitors must make an appointment to purchase tickets online with their real name on the basis of holding a health code. Reservation method: Pay attention to the official WeChat public account of "Putuo Mountain" to make online reservations at least 1 day in advance. On-site with my ID card and health green code, customs clearance after temperature testing. Putuo Mountain ticket prices are temporarily implemented during the second-level response to the epidemic, and the price is 120 yuan. However, during the epidemic prevention and control period, only open-air attractions are open, and indoor attractions such as Putuo Mountain Buddhist Museum are not open.

The only museum in Putuo Mountain with a Buddhist theme is the museum facing the bus waiting station of Puji Temple, close to Puji Temple. The museum is free. One of the most eye-catching ones in the museum is the Duobao Pagoda. Every side of the tower has stone Buddha sculptures, which are lifelike. We visited the Paintings and Calligraphy Museum, and visitors are not allowed to go up on the third floor.

The travel team does not go to a clean place, and does not accept tickets. There are not many people, you can see many precious treasures. For the first time, I saw the real Bayeux. There is an exhibition hall on the second floor that is under maintenance and not opened, which is a pity.

Showing a lot of cultural relics related to Buddhism, it is an eye-opener

A professional museum with a very high grade, Buddhist culture is very good