Great Maitreya Hall

The building of the Great Maitreya Temple in Zashibulun Temple, Tibet, is 30 meters high, located in the northwest of Zashibulun Temple, and the bronze-plastic Maitreya is the world's tallest sitting Buddha statue, surrounded by the spiritual towers of Panchen.

Located on the right side of the monastery, it is a popular hall with seven floors high, and it is dedicated to the world's largest copper platinum Maitreya Buddha (using 230,000 pounds of brass, 279 pounds of gold, countless stones), built in 1918, exactly a hundred years ago.

The main temple of Zashilunbu Temple, which is dedicated to the Maitreya Buddha, and the pagoda is inlaid with countless rare treasures. Photographing is not allowed in the store. The main hall on the leftmost side of the mountain in the picture below is instant. To the right is the 4th Panchen Buddha Pagoda Temple, the 10th Panchen Buddha Pagoda Temple, and the combined pagoda Temple of the Shipanchen.

The Great Maitreya is located on the west side of the Tashiremb Temple, 30 meters high, and is dedicated to the Maitreya statue cast by the IX Panchen Quejinima in 1914. The total height of the Buddha statue is26.2 meters, shared brass 231400 pounds, gold 6700 two, only set with two eyebrows of the Buddha statue, used more than 1400 diamond pearls, is the world's largest bronze Buddha sitting statue. The size of the Panchen Ling Pagoda varies throughout the ages, and the pagoda is decorated with pearls and jade. Each spiritual tower burns a lamp of varying sizes, and it is not extinguished throughout the year.

There are pictures of the worlds of Panchen Erdeni and a huge Buddha statue, very majestic