The famous Chinese temple where Katy Perry came to burn incense

On November 23, many X accounts attracted attention when posting photos of Katy Perry visiting Linh An Pagoda (Hangzhou, China). The female singer appeared simply in jeans and a scarf. She wore light makeup and let her hair down naturally. Photo: X/liu_shuo55555.

Some videos recorded the singer burning incense and praying to all directions. The tour took place after Katy Perry completed two nights of her Lifetimes Tour concert series on the evenings of November 21 and 22 in this city. Photo: X/liu_shuo55555.

She also interacted, took pictures and signed autographs for fans. The video of Katy Perry going to the temple to pray quickly attracted attention and was widely shared on social networks. Netizens expressed their delight at the music star experiencing Asian culture. Photo: X/KatyCats Germany.

Lingyin Temple is one of the oldest and most famous temples in Hangzhou. Built in 326 during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the temple is nestled among majestic mountains, not far from West Lake. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

With more than 1,600 years of history, Linh An Tu is not only a sacred pilgrimage site but also a precious cultural relic. The temple attracts a large number of tourists and Buddhist followers from all over the world . Photo: @travelchinawithme.

The temple is surrounded by Mount Feilai and the cool water from the surrounding streams, creating a peaceful and ethereal scene. The temple stands out with its traditional Buddhist architecture, including solemn worshiping rooms, giant Buddha statues with intricate carvings and a unique system of stone sculptures on the cliffs. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

The main highlight is the Dai Hung Bao Dien, where the Buddha statue is over 20 meters high, made from eucalyptus wood, symbolizing enlightenment and compassion. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

The main hall houses a magnificent Buddha statue, one of the tallest indoor Buddha statues in China. Flanking the statue are 20 guardian deities with detailed expressions and postures that demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship. The main hall exemplifies Song Dynasty architectural style with its two-tiered tiled roof and sturdy wooden columns. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

The Medicine Buddha Temple is a 20-meter-long and 12-meter-wide shrine, housing three saints in the East, including Medicine Buddha, Sunlight Buddha, and Moonlight Buddha. Medicine Buddha is the one in the middle sitting on a lotus throne, able to dispel all diseases and disasters for humans. Sunlight Buddha and Moonlight Buddha stand on either side of Medicine Buddha, symbolizing promise and freshness. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

The Phi Lai Mountain opposite the pagoda has more than 470 stone carvings dating from the 10th to the 14th century. The name comes from the legend that the peak “flew” here from India because of its resemblance to a sacred Indian mountain. The winding paths through the area reveal hidden caves and unexpected sculptures in every corner. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

For visitors, Linh An Pagoda offers a unique experience, combining cultural exploration, admiring nature and feeling peace of mind. Photo: @travelchinawithme.

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