What places in China are Indian-style buildings, mainly because they don't want to spend money abroad?

India will make travelers love and hate;

Love is those magnificent and exquisite castles, palaces, temples, shocking cultural shock, chaotic and charming religious atmosphere; However, the overwhelming news and notoriety in India are not all rumors. You can imagine the heavy taste and mess here.

So if you can find the sights of Indian architecture in China, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery without India. More importantly, it is very economical.

Ahu pushes two domestic scenic spots with Indian architectural style:

Jokhang Temple in Lhasa:

Jokhang Temple, which combines the architectural styles of Tibet, Tang, Nepal and India, has become an eternal model of Tibetan religious architecture. Incense fills the air in front of the temple all day long, and believers prostrate themselves devoutly on the bluestone floor in front of the door, leaving a deep impression of waiting to kowtow. Ten thousand butter lamps are on, leaving traces of years and pilgrims.

Jokhang Temple has a history of more than 1300 years, and occupies a supreme position in Tibetan Buddhism. Jokhang Temple is the most splendid existing building in Tibet during the Tubo period, and it is also the earliest civil structure building in Tibet, and created the "Pingchuan Temple City Regulations in Tibet".

The circle around the Sakyamuni Buddha Hall in the center of Jokhang Temple is called "Capsule Profile", the circle around the outer wall of Jokhang Temple is called "Barkhor Street", and the street radiated outside Jokhang Temple is called "Barkhor Street".

With Jokhang Temple as the center, a big circle including Potala Palace, Wang Yao and Jokhang Temple is called "Linkuo". These three rings from the inside out are the route for Tibetans to carry out the prayer-turning ceremony. ?

One-day hiking tour of Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street in Lhasa.

Morning: Arrive at Jokhang Temple, collect tickets, visit the temple and its cultural relics collection, and learn about its historical and cultural background. Ticket price 85 yuan/person.

Noon: Taste local specialties near Jokhang Temple or Barkhor Street, such as buttered tea, highland barley cake and Ciba. After lunch, you can take a walk in the surrounding alleys and buy souvenirs or local handicrafts.

Afternoon: Visit Barkhor Street and Bugong Ruins Park, enjoy the architecture and scenery of the old city of Lhasa, and learn about the culture and history of Tibet. Ticket price 60 yuan/person.

Evening: Taste local food at Barkhor Street or nearby food stalls, and slowly experience the nightlife in Lhasa.

Enjoy the night view of Potala Palace.

Xi Wild Goose Pagoda:

The Wild Goose Pagoda Park, located in the southern suburb of Xi, Shaanxi Province, is one of the architectural treasures of China in the Tang Dynasty and an important relic of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda presents a strong Indian style in architectural style, especially the top 13 small pagoda, which is called "Looking at India".

The Big Wild Goose Pagoda was built by Master Xuanzang himself. Despite thousands of years of vicissitudes, it is still intact. It is one of the famous pagodas in China and a unique symbol of the ancient city Xi.

The Wild Goose Pagoda is a pavilion-style brick pagoda. The tower body is made of bricks into a square cone, and stairs spiral up. There is an arched ticket gate on all sides of each floor, overlooking Chang 'an from the railing.

On both sides of the south gate at the bottom of the tower, Tang Sanzang Monument Preface and Tang Sanzang Monument Preface written by Chu Suiliang, a great calligrapher, were erected here by Xuanzang himself during the period of Tang Gaozong, and have been well preserved so far.

These Indian style buildings. These buildings are not only historical sites with cultural value, but also important places for tourists to learn about Indian culture.

Morning: After going to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, get tickets and voice guides. It is suggested to rent an audio guide or ask a guide to explain it, so as to better appreciate the culture behind the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.

Noon: Taste local delicacies, such as Chinese hamburger, cold rice noodles, mutton bread in soup, etc. in the restaurant or the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square in the scenic spot. After lunch, go to Datang Furong Garden.

Afternoon: After arriving at the Tang Furong Garden, visit the scenic spots and learn about the culture and history of the Tang Dynasty.

Ticket price: Big Wild Goose Pagoda: 50 yuan/person Datang Furong Garden: 120 yuan/person.