It is located at No. five TongDa street, Nangang district in Harbin, established in 1921, completed and opened in 1924. Covering an area of 57000 square meters, it is one of four major famous Buddhism temples in the northeast of China. The building is more than 1800 square meters, and is divided into four great halls: One is king's hall, for filling and tying Buddha tight in the centre; Two is Mohair Temple, the loudest hall of whole temple; Three is the three Temple of God; Four is in floor of Tibetan Scripture. The front of king's hall is Bell and Drum Tower. Still there are side halls in a palace or temple on both sides in the courtyard. This temple is the largest modern Buddhism temple building of Heilongjiang.
