Guangren Temple

Guangren Temple is the only Gelugpa (Yellow Sect) Tibetan Buddhist temple in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, and is known as the "pearl of Tibetan Buddhism in Shaanxi region". Although it is located in an ancient Han city, it is full of rich Tibetan customs and is a vivid witness to the exchange of Han Tibetan culture.

Unique Tibetan Buddhist cultural landmark：

In the 44th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1705), Emperor Kangxi inspected the western border and, in order to strengthen ethnic unity and consolidate the northwest border, ordered the construction of this temple in Xi'an city for Mongolian and Tibetan monks passing through Xi'an to worship and reside there.
It is the only Green Tara main dojo in the country and also the pilgrimage site of Princess Wencheng in Chang'an. The name of the temple is "Guangren", which means "to show mercy widely".

The Eight Treasures of Zhensi Temple:
Kangxi Imperial Stele: It records the reason for building the temple and is a precious historical relic.
Twelve year old Buddha statue: enshrined in the main hall, it is said to be of the same origin as the Buddha statue in the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, and is extremely unique.
Qing Dynasty Nanmu Dragon Lantern: Exquisite craftsmanship.
Qing Dynasty Tripitaka: "Ganzhuer" Tripitaka, 108 volumes, rare in the country.
White Marble lotus pot: It was originally used in the palace of the Qing Dynasty.
The true body relic of Shakyamuni Buddha.
Tang Dynasty sandalwood spoon for eating.
Giant Mani Wheel from the Qing Dynasty.