My mom wanted to do a good luck prayer for the LUNAR NEW YEAR so I searched on Yelp for the nearest temple to us and found Hsi Lai Temple!... FIRST OF ALL: WOW!! What a gorgeous and magnificent temple this is!! It has about 2 floors of parking and the temple also has additional floors to go up as well. So be expected to walk up quite a few amounts of stairs!! FIRST FLOOR: We did a prayer with a donation and it came with some apples and other assortments in a red gift bag. The red gift bag required a donation of $20 per bag so me and my mom bought 2. Then, their were some nice ladies there who helped guide is on what to do. We prayed in front of 5 statues and posted the red gift bags in the middle... SECOND FLOOR: This is where we can do another prayer with 1 incense. And this is also where the restrooms were as well so make sure you don't back down to the first floor because the RESTROOMS are on the second floor!!! PARKING: Plenty of parking. There are 2 floors available for parking!! This temple really transported us to another country!! It was also very peaceful and quiet!! SATU HSI LAI TEMPLE!!! read more

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Hsi Lai Temple (completed in 1988) is one of the largest Buddhist temples in North America. During each Lunar New Year, the temple transforms into a festive spot with cute decors. Many visitors from across Southern California have a tradition of visiting within the first 15 days of the Lunar New Year as this period is still considered a part of the holiday celebration. [Lunar New Year Food Fair]: Each year, the temple sets up a food fair and this year the fair happened on the 1st, 5th, and 6th days of the Lunar New Year. Always check the website for the dates the temple sets up the food fair. All dishes are 100% vegetarian. Booths were selling fa gao (Chinese steamed cake), nian gao (steamed rice cake), turnip cake, boba milk tea, and even Girl Scout cookies. [Parking]: Under normal circumstances, there is free onsite parking at the temple; however, do NOT bother trying to park at the temple on days when shuttle service is available as visitors will be redirected to a shuttle parking lot. Temporary off-site parking and shuttle buses were located at Puente Hills Mall near Round1. Check the website for shuttle service dates. This year the shuttle service was offered on the 1st, 5th, 6th, and 12th days of the Lunar New Year. The shuttle service operated from 8 AM to 5 PM. There were two types of shuttles - big buses dropped off at the street level so guests needed to walk up to the temple while small shuttles dropped off in front of the Bodhisattva Hall. [Other experience outside of food fair]: There were booths selling cute zodiac charms. Most visitors come here to do the following acitivities (1) ring the Peace Bell, (2) view art gallery exhibitions like calligraphy, (3) attend Dharma services, (4) participate in the Light Offering Ceremony on the 15th day of the Lunar New Year, (5) enjoy cultural performances on the 1st day of the Lunar New Year, (6) drink free hot teas at the information center, (7) throw pennies and try to hit a bell at the Arhat Garden, and (8) throw golden medallions with red ribbons at the tree. Visitors can go behind the Bodhisattva Hall to stop by the Main Shrine. At the Main Shrine, visitors can get free incense, pray & bow to Buddhas, and place it in the giant incense burner. Visitors can also purchase light offerings for $120 per person as well as other offering items at tables near the giant incense burner. [Photo]: Outdoors ONLY. [Prohibits]: No meat, fish, poultry, alcoholic beverages, smoking and vaping (e-cigarette), any use of marijuana, bicycles, rollerblading, skateboarding, pets (except certified service animals), and drone planes. [Dress code - preferred]: Shirts with sleeves (male and female), no tank tops, shorts, short skirts/dresses, flip-flops, or slippers. [Conclusion]: The temple offers one of the most comprehensive Lunar New Year food experiences in the entire Southern California. This is also one of the most festive places in Southern California during Lunar New Year. Highly recommend to stop by here at least once to experience the celebration. P.S. - The temple has a really good vegetarian lunch buffet. read more

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Came here on Lunar New Year 2026 (Year of the Horse). Lots of traffic driving up the hill. They have free shuttle service from the Puente Hills Mall if you don't want to deal with the traffic. We drove and were lucky to find a parking space. The Temple was packed with so many people. Very festive to say the least. Every one was taking pictures or videos. Been here a couple of times and it always feels nice to be here. The Temple is quite big and beautiful. Feels like you are transported to ancient time in China. We had a wonderful time visiting here. Would definitely visit again in the future. read more

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Hsi Lai Temple is completely free and open to the public. All individuals, regardless of religious background, are welcome to explore the grounds, learn about Buddhism, and enjoy the serene atmosphere. The temple grounds include beautiful gardens, statues, a gift shop, a tearoom, and a vegetarian dining hall where you can enjoy affordable meal. It's AYCE, and for $10, you can't beat it! The Temple is massive, gorgeous and you feel like you're up high in the clouds. A great experience, if you've never been. read more

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Hsi Lai temple is a Taiwanese temple I frequent for the Lunar New Year. It is beautifully decorated and busy during that time every year. Parking is difficult during these times so be prepared to park far, bring your walking shoes, and walk quite a ways in. My mother and I traditionally bring fruit offerings rather than buy the bagged ones they sell there for 10$. We also do a donation by purchasing certain items like candles, lucky items, themed zodiac items, vegetarian foods, or items blessed by monks from a few stalls once inside. Although the candle donation/offering is not an actual lit candle (per fire departments request), it is still something you can do. Our favorite tradition here is the wishing tree, where you can purchase a coin and wish, and toss it onto the wishing tree for good luck. Amazing photo ops everywhere. Remember to be respectful; no pictures inside the temples and especially of the Buddha. Lots of clean bathrooms throughout the property and even a dining area that provides vegetarian meals, for purchase or complimentary depending on the day and if there's an event. There are lots of volunteers that speak different languages and are very helpful throughout the property. Do not be shy to ask for help or to be educated on the different areas of the temples. I recommend going through the museum for a suggested donation; it requires a face mask to enter. They do change out some of the art and display a lot of historical items every year based on the zodiac, so there's always something new to see in there every year. One of my favorite things here is the calligraphy master. There's always a long queue to see him and to receive a personal beautifully written paper, and to see his work and history in an entire room presenting himself. read more

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Visiting Hsi Lai Temple in Rowland Heights felt like being transported straight to Asia--so serene and breathtaking that it's easy to forget you're still in Los Angeles. The architecture alone is magnificent: grand columns, intricate details, and a sense of balance and harmony in every direction you look. The prayer room is truly the heart of the temple--peaceful, powerful, and beautifully maintained. It invites quiet reflection whether you're there to pray, meditate, or simply take in the atmosphere. This is a wonderful place for families as well, offering a welcoming and respectful environment for all ages. As a bonus, they also have vegetarian dining options, which were thoughtful, nourishing, and aligned perfectly with the temple's values. A must-visit for spiritual seekers, architecture lovers, or anyone looking for a moment of calm and beauty. read more

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I have not been to Hsi Lai Temple in a LONG time so if you're going to visit then visit during the Lunar New Year! Parking will be limited during the new year period but they have shuttles that pick-up folks from the larger lot at Colima and Hacienda where the Hsi Lai school is. Or, if you park here, it's about a 7 minute walk uphill. Check out my pics! read more

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We visited Hsi Lai Temple for the first time today and came specifically to experience the Lunar New Year celebration. It was very crowded, and the main parking lot was full, but we were able to park at a nearby plaza where a shuttle bus conveniently took visitors to the temple. The celebration and performances lasted over an hour and were absolutely beautiful. The temple grounds were stunningly decorated for the holiday, creating a very special and festive atmosphere. One of the most memorable moments was tying a red ribbon with a wish onto the golden wishing tree -- such a lovely tradition. Photography and video are not allowed inside the temple, which helps preserve its peaceful and sacred atmosphere. However, filming the performances is allowed -- and definitely recommended. The show was truly impressive and something very unique to experience, especially if you're not familiar with this culture. There is also a tea house on the grounds, along with a gift shop where you can buy souvenirs and traditional items. We will definitely come back on a regular weekday to walk around the temple in a quieter, more peaceful setting and fully enjoy its calm and beauty. read more

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This is the most beautiful temple in Southern California. I came by to check out their Lunar New Year decorations for the Year of the Horse. They were so festive and there was a wishing tree too! I love that they have wishing wells along the sides and little monks all around the temple. The view of the city from the temple is also stunning. This is definitely a tourist attraction in this area, and it's definitely worth a visit. read more

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We came a month after new years because we didn't want to deal with the crowds, unfortunately the decorations were already taken down. Despite that the temple is beautiful with a nice view. The parking attendants keep things organized and although we had to park on the street the attendants saw we had some elderly and children in our van and suggested for us to drop them off at the entrance first then go park. Very considerate. We come every year to get a new blessings paper. The kids were restless but were able to run around the courtyard. We packed snacks for them and no one had any issues with the kids eating. They do have a vegetarian cafeteria which was closed when we arrived. If you're also packing snacks please be mindful and make sure it's vegetarian. read more

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Came back here to celebrate Lunar New Year, and I really appreciated that they provided a free shuttle from Puente Hills Mall. Parking is always hectic here, so it was super nice not to have to worry about that. They had food set up in front, and we enjoyed supporting all the vendors offering vegetarian options. There were nice decorations around to celebrate the Year of the Horse. Always a nice spot to stop by every once in a while. read more

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Hsi Lai Temple is one of the most serene destinations in SoCal. I come here to get away from it all. Reconnect with my spiritual side and recharge after the ups and downs caused by the ephemeral world. You don't need to be a Buddhist to feel the vibration. Enjoy a healthy vegetarian buffet lunch for $10 while you are here. read more

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I'm glad that my husband and I made the trek out to visit the Hsi Lai Temple yesterday. Even though I personally don't practice Buddhism, it was a nice experience seeing the beauty and serenity of the temple / monastery. This was my second time visiting the temple--the first visit was back in 2007 or 2008, so it has been a long time for me since yesterday's visit. I would like to advise that parking is quite limited during the weekends, so it's best to park on the street within the nearby neighborhood. Just be mindful of the residents when deciding to park on their street. The access and entrance to the temple is quite steep, as there are many flights of stairs to get to the top. However, it's totally worth it because the aerial view is stunning. Visitors are allowed to take photos and videos (only outside), but it's prohibited to do so inside the temple. Please be mindful of following the rules and policies of the temple, and towards those who are there to pray. There were a lot of tourists visiting yesterday, and I noticed that many were taking photos and videos inside the temple without permission as well as disrupting those in prayer. Overall, the temple / monastery is a beautiful landmark of overseas Buddhism, and I hope to visit here again with family this time. read more

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This hidden gem in Hacienda Heights. Don't go during holidays like Lunar New Year Day because it gets crowded. Go after the new year. I'm just here like a hiking, looking at the scenery. Love the decorations during Lunar New Year holiday. Parking is limited and entrance fees are free. read more

慧軒法師帶領禪七學員在成佛大道進行午後的跑香。法師步伐穩定而有節奏。跑香是一種結合行禪與身體調節的禪修方式，能夠幫助學員在長時間靜坐之後調整氣息、恢復身體能量。 Master Huixuan leads the Chan retreat participants in an afternoon running incense session on the Path to Enlightenment. His pace is steady and well-regulated. Running incense is a meditative practice that combines mindful walking with physical adjustment, helping practitioners regulate their breath and restore energy after long periods of sitting meditation. read more

Hsi Lai Temple - Master Huixuan leads the practitioners in the afternoon running-incense practice. 慧軒法師帶領信眾進行午後的跑香。 - Buddhist Temples Near Me - Hacienda Heights, California

I have been to the Hsi Lai Temple long long time ago. I don't know why it came back into my thoughts most recently, but it did. I brought my eldest daughter with me this time around. From what I was informed, this Buddhist temple was closed during COVID-19 and had just reopened about one year or so ago. I am glad we got a chance to visit this wonderful and serene temple. The grounds are beautiful and full of colors. It's very well-maintained and nicely landscaped. There is no entry fee to visit. Parking is free. There are donation boxes placed throughout the temple for those who wants to contribute and give thanks. There is a map of the temple right at the base of the stairway before walking up to the front entry. Restrooms are available at different areas of the temple. Please be mindful that no photos or videos are allowed inside any of the buildings. Photos and videos are allowed only on the outside. After entering the front temple, you will either take a right or a left to get to the rest of the temple such as the courtyard and the main temple. You're open to walk the grounds freely. There are lots of statues of the heavenly gods and buddhas. Please look out for signs that say DO NOT TOUCH. There's a wishing tree where you may pay $5 per two wishes and toss them onto the tree... just a fun activity and a way to donate to the temple as well. They have Sunday sermons so do come early if you want to sit inside the main temple and listen to the sermons... language is in Chinese Mandarin. What I enjoyed most was walking the grounds, admiring the statues and taking photos, buying and trying the yummy waffle egg rolls ($12 per bag) that can be purchased at their Tea Room / Book Store, and eating their AYCE vegetarian lunch buffet ($10 per person) at the Dining Hall. They also sell red bean and custard cakes (5 for $10) outside the Tea Room. Our visit was very relaxing, interesting, and fun. We've come here twice already back to back days and we still didn't get a chance to go inside the main temple and see the pagoda as of yet. We'll have to come back here to see more of it next time. Plan to be here for at least 2 to 3 hours. If you haven't visited Hsi Lai Temple before or have visited it in the past, but not recently, do come by and enjoy a lovely morning and/or afternoon stroll and get immersed in the beauty and serenity of this heavenly place. Lunar New Year 2025 for Wood Snake (it has been 60 years since the last time it was here) is just around the corner on Jan 29th. It's a perfect time to come see the festivities and celebrations that it has to offer. It may get really busy so do come early to get a good parking spot. Otherwise, you may need to park on the streets and walk a little bit. There will be lots of walking so wear comfortable shoes, have sunscreen, and bring water. Btw, don't miss the 12 monk figurines who show 12 different simple and easy stretches for daily practice. They are right between the upper and lower parking lots. Watch for oncoming traffic as the figurines are right alongside the curb. Let's move and have fun! read more

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This is our family temple and it is very beautiful and nice. During Lunar new year it is crazy packed but well worth it due to the decorations and festivities. This year we went at night and it was pretty with all the lights on. Make sure to bring all your loose change/coins and try to hit the bell/make a wish at the garden. They also offer many teachings, various language and art classes, tea sessions, and a vegetarian buffet. There are many stores selling real jewelry and other goods. There are multiple meeting rooms, an art gallery, and plenty of history here to learn about Buddhism. Bring your friends and family, this place is very welcoming and open to all! read more

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Absolutely stunning temple that stands the test of time. Even though some purist do not like the modern look of the temple, it's still a beautiful place for people to go gather meet and worship. This place does get really busy on the weekend so plan accordingly. We went on a weekday and it was not too bad. There's educational classes, and group worship, so check the schedule if you wanna participate in any of those. The temple itself is really beautiful. I love all the sculptures And figurines they have throughout the temple. It's quite different from the ancient temples in Asia, but as far as a modernized, modern built temple, I think they did a pretty good job. You can get a map at the entrance and the temples divided into several sections. There is a lot of walking up and downstairs so plan accordingly. We really enjoyed our visit there. read more

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It's the most beautiful and biggest Buddhist temple I have seen in the West. Without getting too technical, this Buddhist monastery is from the Chinese Mahayana School, and belongs to Fo Guang Shan, an international organization and monastic order with headquarters in Taiwan. They practice what is known as Humanistic Buddhism. The temple itself is modeled after their headquarter temple in Taiwan, Guāng Shān Sì; lit. Buddha's Light Mountain Monastery. If you live in SoCal you just have to come and see this place. It's simply mind-blowing! read more

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This is one of the largest Buddhist temple in the US and we were lucky that it was a beautiful day when we came to visit. Large, beautiful and spacious ground. Perfect for leisurely stroll on a hot sunny day. We did seek AC shelter after some time in the sun and found a cute gift shop. We did some mediation and prayers in a few areas. Made a wish at the wishing well. After awhile, we got really tired of walking (we got our steps in!) and decided to head out. Overall, very beautiful and you should expect to spend a few hours here. read more

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A must visit annual during the LNY holidays, but also fun for a family visit. I was raised Buddhist and have long standing memories of visiting various temples, including this one from childhood onward, but please know it isnt a requirement to visit. There are signs in multiple languages, a cafeteria where you can offer donations for vegetarian meals. A large site with nice views. Parking on site, though during busy season like LNY, there are free shuttle/bus pick ups from the La Puente Hills mall and over. read more

Beautiful temple and a welcomed new tradition with my friends to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Wishing everyone another year of health, love, success in all aspects of life with business, family and friendships. It's a vibrant and beautiful space to enjoy with your silken thoughts or to come with friends as we had, roaming around the temple with so many different spaces. We all enjoyed it very much. read more

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I love this temple. Very chill and the people here are so nice. They even told me their headquarters in Taiwan Is even better, looking forward to visiting the HQ read more

Beautiful place. Very friendly people around who will answer your questions. This place is massive and very photogenic.

I love love LOVE coming to this temple for lunar new year. There's so many festivities and decor that makes it such a beautiful celebration. The wishing tree is wonderful and we especially enjoyed ringing the bell with coins. The art/relic museum was so interesting. The "street" food booths small eats was nice. The vegetarian buffet is also pretty good. (Don't expect it to be super phenomenal, but I really really enjoyed the offerings.) Praying to the deities and paying respect also feels soothing and peaceful. Bring cash for donation--don't forget to get a Dharma word on your way in/out. There's an area where you can also get the text interpreted. Parking can be tough but occasionally you luck out in the parking lot. Otherwise you'd find parking maybe like up to 0.5mi away, which is fine. read more

This is the temple my family and I used to visit in my childhood. Came back here for the first time in a while and I love this holy, calming, place feels like the atmosphere and the buddhas give you so much power. You can donate money and choose a paper and read Buddha's words. You can get incents, pray, then stick one into the pile of ashes. The temple architecture is beautiful. Up on the mountain so nice view of the city from high up above. There's a small museum in the temple with small Buddha statues. There's also a vegetarian buffet. It's a big place and it feels like you're in China. Lucky to have this diversity of culture in la. read more

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It was about an hour drive from where we live and definitely ended up in traffic on a Sunday so if you have to travel leave early. We arrived and there was zero parking in the parking lot and had to wait behind a line of cars before we headed to the residential area near by and found a spot. I don't mind walking as it's a form of exercise for me and there were beautiful trees and flowers along the way, but if you have anyone that is in a wheelchair, stroller or has a hard time walking, I'd drop them off first because it is uphill and there are a bunch of stairs so you would have to walk on the street in order to get up to the temple. We heard there was a vegan buffet so we went to eat first as it was already 12pm. The food lounge is very large and full of people. The buffet is all you can eat. The food is pretty good although I would not drink the tea as it smelled like chlorinated tap water. The temple is extremely large and has a lot of nature which is beautiful. The bathrooms are easily accessible which is very convenient. If you see a bell on the display case don't ring it or the volunteers will yell at you and call you disrespectful and say it's only for the monks. How would we know if it's on the display? Anyways besides that it was a pleasant experience and will go again. read more

Hsi Lai Temple - Buddhist Temples Near Me - Hacienda Heights, California

Hsi Lai Temple in Hacienda Heights is the largest Buddhist temple in the United States! I actually visited this temple one year for Lunar New Year when I was in LA. Even if you're not Buddhist, this temple is still worth visiting. The decorations they put up all around were beautiful! The architecture is truly amazing and I just remember looking at every building and statue in awe! As for food, it's standard temple vegetarian food haha. Tends to be on the blander side but that's just what it is. On the east coast, we've got nothing like Hsi Lai Temple around that is as large or as beautiful so definitely super appreciate and grateful to have experienced Hsi Lai! There's no entry fee but always free to donate to the temple;) Highly recommend! read more

Beautiful, well-maintained temple. A zen oasis tucked in LA County! The grounds and landscaping is really nice. You're able to walk freely in the front portion of the temple. Inside there are no photos or videos. If you look at the map there's a middle area and a back area as well. We decided to keep exploring and the middle area is blocked off for no outside guests so you have to walk up on the road where you get to the back pagoda and the library. Both are small but also very serene. Overall, a good Sunday morning stop and would love to come back during dining hall hours or for special events! read more

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On Lunar New Year's Day this year, the traffic directors were very rude and aggressive. Their attitude was unnecessary and disappointing. I am also a volunteer, and every time I come, I try to bring positive energy and emotional support to others. I truly don't understand why they would choose to ruin people's good mood, especially on such a meaningful day when everyone comes with sincere and positive intentions. read more

Amazing beautiful place! Easy to park, super friendly volunteers, bilingual website with relevant events. Whole complex shaped like a leaf, many small museums, very tranquil. Reminded of Buddhist temples in Asia re tranquility. Highly recommend for peaceful soul-nourishing! read more

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Fun, a top the mountain, fortune paper reading, wishing fountain, everyone is welcome to visit and enjoy the lunar festival.

A beautiful and well maintained temple! It gets quite busy during Chinese New Year, with many visitors. Parking is available on-site, but during the holiday weeks, you'll need to park at Puente Hills Mall and take a shuttle to and from the temple. read more

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Such a beautiful and peaceful place even on a gloomy rainy day. Decorations for the lunar new year make it looks even better. One of the biggest Buddhist temples in Southern California . It offers great views and inner peace to the visitors. The views are beautiful, providing a sense of tranquility that's hard to find elsewhere.It's serene ambiance makes it a must-visit for those seeking a peaceful escape. It's a delightful spot where you can enjoy a sense of calmness and soak in the beauty of the surroundings. Plenty of parking but during the Lunar New Year celebration, Parking can be tricky .Definitely worth to visit ! read more

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Went to the temple this past weekend and oh man was it packed! Ofcourse it was the New Year and we parked quite far and walked up to the temple. If you don't mind the hike up the hill, then this temple is a must! Lots of activities and every where we donated might have spent like over $100+ on goodies, snacks, and donations. The event was also nicely decorated with a very organized stations for different activities. We spent a good amount of our time in the main shrine which was so peaceful. Oh, they also was serving vegetarian lunch till 3pm on the weekend which was quite good as well. Overall, would be back but would wear a more comfy shoe since I didn't account for the hike up the temple. read more

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Rude Volunteer! With the occasion of Lunar New Year the place is crowded and parking can be a nightmare. We came on Sunday so patience will be tested. We thought we were lucky to spot a leaving party and signaled for the space (along curbside in residential area). The truck in front of us backed in and took our spot. The volunteer directing traffics told us that truck was first even when it went past the space. Out of frustration I told the volunteer WTF? (not my finest moments I admit). His response: GO FUCK YOURSELVES. Amituofo. read more

回不去的，我們要學會接受，留不住的，我們要學會祝福，得不到的，我們要學會知足，放不下的，我們總要學會看淡～ 每年初一， 西來寺真的是人山人海， 熱鬧非凡呀，今年是甲辰年，在這祝福各位所有的親朋好友～諸事皆如意，四季長平安， 朝朝財運通，夜夜好安眠，新年快樂呀！ read more

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Pleasent and peaceful. Enjoyed walking the grounds and talking with staff. The lunch buffet is great and affordable.

Hsi Lai Temple is one of North America's largest Buddhist temples and monasteries. The name means, "Coming to the West," and the temple is modeled after a larger Taiwanese temple, Fo Guang Shan, with Ming and Qing dynasty architectural elements. It spans 15 acres and 100,000 square feet of floor space. The place is absolutely beautiful, especially during the Lunar New Year, where there are thousands of visitors. What's also unique about this place is that it even has a vegetarian buffet. Be prepared to do some steps and stair-climbing, and for those who aren't able to use the stairs, there are elevators to the different levels as well. read more

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Completed in 1988 and spanning 15 acres this Buddhist temple is the largest on the West Coast. I am not Buddhist myself but love learning about new cultures and different ways of thinking. I was in Whittier, which is just south of Hacienda Heights so decided to stop by this temple because it had been on my list of sites to see for quite some time. It is giant and beautiful complex with lovely art and landscaping all around. Parking is free and right out front of the temple which spans multiple buildings and has indoor and outdoor sites. There's no photography allowed inside the prayer areas, but you can take pictures or videos in the other areas. It is free to enter and we weren't accosted or bothered during our walk around. Being a tall white male, I was the only non-Asian there on a Saturday morning, but still felt comfortable walking around. I would highly recommend to anyone who is Buddhist, interested in Buddhism, or someone that wants to see some of the beautiful sites that LA county has to offer. read more

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