Brief introduction of Nanjing Niushou Mountain Buddha Hall+picture of Nanjing Niushou Mountain Peak Buddha Hall.

Foding Palace in Niushou Mountain is one of the cores of the sacred area of Niushou Mountain. Located in the west peak of Niushou Mountain, it is built on a mine left over from history, with a total construction area of about 1.36 million square meters. Together with the Buddha Tower, it forms a new scene of the west peak of Niushou Mountain, echoing the Shandong peak of Niushou Mountain at a distance, and reproduces the magnificent scenery of "two peaks and two gaps" of Niushou Mountain. The whole Buddha's dome palace is dedicated to the relic of the Buddha's parietal bone, and the outside is divided into two parts: the big dome and the small dome, which means that the external support is internal support. The large vault is shaped like a Buddhist cassock covering the small vault, symbolizing the infinite blessing of the Buddha; The lower part of the small dome looks like a lotus throne, and the upper part looks like a manizhu, which combines up and down to form a sacred image of "lotus holding treasure".

_ Buddha Peak Cliff Manjusri Bodhisattva Holy Mountain:

"Buddha's Peak Cliff _ Manjusri Bodhisattva Holy Mountain" is named because the whole cliff is under the protection of the big dome of Buddha's Peak Palace in the west of Niushou Mountain. It is all divided into upper and lower layers. The upper floor is carved with natural giant stone carvings according to the shape of the northern grottoes, and the lower floor is mainly composed of various bas-reliefs and scripture stone carvings. The upper and lower floors are combined into a giant bergamot, which is magnificent and extraordinary.

_ Zen Grand View:

The Zen Grand View is112m long from north to south, 62m wide from east to west, with an internal clear height of about 41.2m and three floors above ground. The whole space covers an area of more than 6,000 _, and it is oval, with yellow, white and gray as the keynote, and the human landscape is arranged, so that people can enjoy Zen while walking. The Zen Grand View Garden consists of three parts: the Zen Garden where the Buddha was born and became a Taoist, and the An Ruli Theatre where the Buddha's life is displayed in the middle.

At the top of the Zen Grand View is the Miluo Dome, whose design comes from the Miluo branch in the Buddha's nirvana. The dome is covered with transparent film and light, which can create the first ray of light in the morning, warm sunshine at noon, rosy clouds in the evening and moonlight at night. The center is a bronze statue of Sakyamuni reclining Buddha, with a total length of 7.5 meters, and the surface is white marble, which can slowly rotate 360 degrees, showing the peaceful nirvana of the Buddha.

On the north and south sides of the theater are two Zen gardens. To the south is the Zen Garden, which symbolizes the birth of the Buddha. The overall shape is like a lotus, with an endless worry-free tree in the middle. To the north is the Zen Garden, which shows the Buddha's consciousness. In the middle is an immortal bodhi tree. On the ground, black and white sandstone is used as a metaphor for the chaos of the world and the purity of Buddha's light.

_ Thousand Buddhas Hall:

The main colors of the Thousand Buddhas Hall are red, yellow and dark gold. The whole space of the Thousand Buddha Hall is dome-shaped and the plane is oval. There is a Ten Thousand Buddha Gallery outside the Thousand Buddha Hall, which covers three underground floors in space.

The Thousand Buddhas Hall is arranged according to the five directions and five Buddhas in China and Tibet, centering on the stupa representing the King Kong Buddha. In addition, the four paramita bodhisattvas on the stupa, the symmetrical four-faced buddhas around the circular corridor, the sixteen Huimen Bodhisattvas, the four-photographed bodhisattvas, and the eight-offering bodhisattvas inside and outside present the sacred scene of the fourth support meeting of Datura in the realm of tantric King Kong.

The most striking thing in the center of the Thousand Buddhas Hall is the stupa dedicated to the top bone of the Buddha. The tower is 265,438+0.8 meters high, and its shape is modeled on the Ashoka Tower, which is gilded with seven treasures of Heshibi. It is like the inverted Sumeru Mountain-shaped pillar in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, symbolizing the clean and solemn world of China and Tibet.

_ Wanfo Gallery:

Wanfo Gallery consists of three, four and five floors underground. The third floor underground mainly displays Buddhist culture in China, with two corridors filled with scriptures and sixteen meticulous paintings embedded in silk. The fourth floor underground shows Indian Buddhist culture, and the circular corridor has 20 days, and there are seven lacquer paintings showing the stories of Indian Buddhist teachings. Entering the fifth floor underground, the theme is Buddha's bunsen burner and relic culture, including multimedia video showing Buddhist relic culture, 16 porcelain plates 10 paintings, eight pagodas and related items.

_ Remains of Tibetan Palace:

The site of Tibet Palace is located 44 meters underground. The central area of the Tibetan Palace belongs to a religious place, which is called the Tibetan Palace, and the Buddhist temple relics will be enshrined in the Tibetan Palace for a long time. The ruins of Tibetan palaces are dominated by dark tones, creating a solemn and mysterious atmosphere. The promenade is 66 meters long. According to the connotation layout of Six Paramitas, Six Paramitas are six behaviors of Bodhisattva, namely, keeping precepts, giving alms, enduring humiliation, diligence, meditation and wisdom.