Lingshan Brahma
Location
No. 8, Mashan Guzhu Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province
Reasons to visit
Lingshan Brahma Palace is one of the scenic spots in Wuxi Lingshan. It is located on the shores of the vast Taihu Lake in Wuxi, at the foot of the graceful Lingshan Mountain. The majestic building stands next to the solemn Lingshan Buddha, with magnificent and dazzling art and unique and profound culture. Buddhism and culture complement each other. Lingshan Brahma Palace is a majestic building with a solemn and harmonious layout, with a total construction area of more than 70,000 square meters. The three-story Brahma Palace adopts a set-back architectural layout, with the north and south as the axis, and is symmetrically distributed from east to west. The building is 150 meters wide and 150 meters deep. 180 meters, with five well-proportioned Chinese towers on the top and a mandala-shaped altar on the back.
Opening Hours
- The scenic spot is open: 7:30-17:30, 7:30-17:00 (winter)
Lingshan Brahma Palace is one of the scenic spots in Wuxi Lingshan. It is located on the shores of the vast Taihu Lake in Wuxi, at the foot of the graceful Lingshan Mountain. The majestic building stands next to the solemn Lingshan Buddha, with magnificent and dazzling art and unique and profound culture. Buddhism and culture complement each other. Lingshan Brahma Palace is a majestic building with a solemn and harmonious layout, with a total construction area of more than 70,000 square meters. The three-story Brahma Palace adopts a set-back architectural layout, with the north and south as the axis, and is symmetrically distributed from east to west. The building is 150 meters wide and 150 meters deep. 180 meters, with five well-proportioned Chinese towers on the top and a mandala-shaped altar on the back.
In December 2006, after two consecutive days of careful and lively discussions among more than 60 national celebrities in the fields of culture, architecture, art, cultural heritage, and arts and crafts, as well as eminent monks and Buddhist experts in the Buddhist community, a consensus was basically reached on China’s contemporary Buddhist culture. The Art Expo Preparatory Meeting and the China (Lingshan) Contemporary Buddhist Art Museum Preparatory Seminar concluded successfully. "The never-ending 'Chinese Contemporary Buddhist Culture and Art Expo'" has become the construction orientation of Lingshan Brahma Palace. The goal of building Lingshan Brahma Palace into a museum of contemporary Chinese Buddhist art was determined. After more than two years of construction, the third phase of the Lingshan Scenic Area project was completed, and a beautiful Buddhist architectural complex was presented to the world. On November 23, 2008, the Lingshan Buddhist Palace, which integrates culture, art, tourism, conferences and other functions, officially opened its doors.
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