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When Zhaji Temple was first built, it was not dedicated to the God of Wealth. Most of the people who came here to worship were outsiders who came to Lhasa to do business and work. After these businessmen came here to worship, they felt that it was very effective. With the development and innovation of Lhasa, their business was getting better and better. So through word of mouth, Zhaji Temple evolved into the most effective temple for seeking wealth. There are constant incense every day. If you come to worship on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, there will be too many people.
The main deity of Zhaji Temple likes wine, so when you come to Zhaji Temple to worship, in addition to Hada and mulberry branches, you must bring a bottle of white wine or barley wine. These can be prepared specially. If you don't have enough time, it's okay. There are vendors selling these three things at the entrance of the temple all year round, and the price is not expensive.
Attractions Location: Zhaji East Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region (opposite to Zhaji Retirement Community of the Department of Justice)
Tickets: free
Opening hours:
07:00-16:30 (Monday to Sunday, January 1st to December 31st)
Transportation:
Take bus No. 13/21/24/28 to Zhaji Temple Station (bus stop) and walk to the temple.
Time reference: 1-3 hours
Spend a focused day visiting Zhaji Temple, one of Tibet’s important religious sites, and experience the spiritual atmosphere and traditional Tibetan architecture.
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Souvenirs: Religious prayer beads, miniature statues, and traditional Tibetan prayer flags available at the temple's shops.
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Souvenirs: Tibetan thangka paintings, handicrafts, and jewelry available in Lhasa’s markets and at Zhaji Temple.
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Souvenirs: Prayer wheels, traditional hats, and monastery-specific religious items.
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There are wine vendors outside the entrance of Zhaqi Temple and inside the temple. Legend has it that the God of Wealth likes to drink, so people buy a bottle of wine to worship him and wish themselves lots of money.
The Zhaji Temple is very popular. You have to queue up to enter the temple. Hoping to live a better life is the common wish of people of different nationalities and beliefs. I just took a picture of the God of Wealth, but was told that taking pictures here is not allowed, so I put away my camera.
It is not big, but it is different. It is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. Zhaji Lhamo is the God of Wealth in the hearts of Tibetan people. Every Wednesday is the best time to pray for wealth in Zhaji Temple. Our time does not allow us to wait until Wednesday. As the saying goes, sincerity is the key to success. I believe that Zhaji Lhamo can hear our prayers with white wine and Hada.
I have been to Zhaxi Monastery countless times since my first visit to Lhasa. I heard that Zhaxi Lama loves to drink, so naturally I have to bring some white wine for her. Every time I stand in front of the gate of Zhaxi Monastery, I can see the white mulberry smoke billowing up. The incense is very strong, and the smell of the mulberry smoke here is quite pleasant. Crowds of people are surging, and many people come to Zhaxi Monastery to worship.
"Weisang" is a form of sacrifice, just like we light incense at home. People mix cypress branches, ghee, fragrant herbs, etc. together and burn them. The white smoke and fragrance produced are said to convey their piety to the gods, so there are many stalls selling pine and cypress branches in front of the entrance of Zhaqi Temple.
When we entered the main hall, we lined up in front of Zakiram, handed the white wine to the lama, presented the khata to Zakiram, placed our foreheads together, bowed to the Buddha shrine, worshiped respectfully, then left the main hall, and followed the crowd clockwise to worship the Buddha statues in the hall one by one.
Every time I enter the main hall of a temple, my favorite thing is to look at the thangkas or murals inside the hall. It is an enjoyment that I cannot understand but nevertheless feel satisfied.
As for whether the worship at Zhaji Temple is effective, I never worry about it. Regarding the matter of worship and making wishes, I always have this mentality: if all beings are safe, I am safe too; if all beings are rich, then I am rich too. In short, since I am here, I just worship.
No matter what your mood is, after you have worshipped the entire hall, don't forget to go to the roof of Zhaxi Temple. The golden roof of Zhaxi Temple is really beautiful after the snow.
This is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Lhasa. It is said that the God of Wealth is a giant spirit that is prayed for wealth. Early in the morning, people who kowtow to the temple have already started their daily prayers. Groups of people come here, carrying Hada and mulberry branches, holding the favorite white wine of the main god here, and praying for wealth with all their heart.
The line of people praying for blessings was very long, and everyone was chanting something, and they must have been extremely respectful in their hearts. Money may be the common pursuit of mankind, but it is also an inescapable bondage. People like me who don't ask for anything and just quietly visit and wander around the temple are simply an outlier.
Zhaji Monastery, a branch of Sera Monastery of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism
It is said that people go to the Temple of the God of Wealth in Lhasa to pray for wealth on Wednesdays and to pray for peace on Fridays.
The Buddha in Zhaqi Temple likes to drink, and white wine and incense are sold at the door.
If you come to Lhasa for a trip, you might as well take a morning to visit Zhaxi Temple. Whether you want to pray for peace, wealth, or experience the local customs of Lhasa, it is a good choice.
Check in at the Tibetan temple of the God of Wealth. The temple is free and closes late. If you are here to seek wealth, please bring your own small bills and white wine to burn incense. After a round, the money detector in front of the Buddha statue is very conspicuous.
The temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet, burning a stick of incense, is really effective, must recommend
It’s interesting that the God of Wealth in Zhaxi Temple likes to drink white wine.
Although the place is not big, the incense is really strong. There are many small vendors at the entrance of the temple, selling various offerings for worship. It is said that this god of wealth likes to drink. When worshiping, you can buy a bottle of white wine and a few Hada, and change the change to enter the worship.
Although the temple is small, there are a lot of people here. At the main entrance of Zhaqi Temple, there are many people buying wine and Hada, because the deity enshrined inside is Zhaqi Ram, who loves to drink the most, so wine is indispensable.
Located on Zhaji Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa, it is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. Although the temple is small, it is very popular. Zhaji Temple is a branch temple of Sera Monastery, a Gelugpa temple of Tibetan Buddhism, and is also a temple that can be visited for free. The temple is indeed not big, and people who come here are very pious and offer white wine and Hada. I walked around clockwise and bought a Zhaji Ram statue located in a niche in the main hall of the temple. People holding wine bottles and Hada lined up several meters in front of the Zhaji Ram statue. In front of the niche, a monk opened the wine bottle handed by the believers and poured the white wine into the wine jar.
The most impressive thing is the smell of alcohol everywhere. It's like a roadside tavern. The scene is very chaotic. It's a festival. There are a lot of people and it's noisy. But it's worth a look. Check in
If you don't know how to worship, ask the monks. They will teach you. Don't worship wrongly. I didn't know how to worship and almost poured the wine directly in front of the shrine in front of the Buddha statue in the left hall. Worship from left to right, and then give the wine and Hada to the monk after walking to the right hall. He will take the wine bottles handed over by the believers and pour the white wine into the wine jar.
The main deity of Zhaji Temple loves wine, so when you come to Zhaji Temple to worship, in addition to Hada and mulberry branches, you must bring a bottle of white wine or barley wine. These can be prepared specially. If you don't have enough time, it's okay. There are vendors selling these three things at the entrance of the temple all year round, and the price is not expensive. 5 yuan, 8 yuan a bottle. I saw some Tibetans buy wine at the entrance, offer it to the God of Wealth, and then take 2 bottles back.
Traditionally, visitors need to bring a bottle of white wine and a Hada to worship the God of Wealth. The above items can be purchased at the temple entrance. The cost (voluntary) ranges from 10 to 20 yuan.
We bought a full set of sacrificial supplies at the entrance of Zhaxi Temple. The Tibetans are really simple and honest. We negotiated the price with the aunt at the entrance. She gave us the things and asked us to go in first and then give her the money when we came out. She was not afraid at all that we would run away.
First, we burn mulberry and cypress branches to produce smoke, just like burning incense. We also burn incense when we enter the temple, then give white wine and Hada to the lama, make a wish in front of Zakiram, and add butter to the butter lamp after we come out. The whole set is full of ritual sense, and it only costs a few dozen yuan per person.
Zhaji Temple is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. Although the temple is small, it is very popular. Remember, the God of Wealth in Zhaji Temple is particularly fond of alcohol, so you must buy a bottle of white wine at the entrance of the temple when worshiping.
Unlike in the mainland, the God of Wealth enshrined here is a female. There is a place specializing in selling tributes at the entrance of the temple. A set of tributes includes Tibetan incense, white wine and Hada, and only costs 20 yuan. In Tibet, sincerity is the main thing when worshiping Buddha, and the money for the tributes is paid after you come out of the worship. In the words of the local people, people who worship Buddha with sincerity will not do the shameful thing of running away.
Zhaxi Temple is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. My friend told me that most tourists don’t know about it, and it is mostly Tibetans who go there... Hehe... No tickets are required here, but we bought some Tibetan offerings to go in. A lama gave me a Hada, which I thought matched my skirt, so I wore it all day, and then bought some small pendants in the store inside.
The God of Wealth Temple in Lhasa is very popular and open to the public free of charge all day. You can smell the aroma of wine in the temple.
The main deity of Zhaji Temple likes to drink, so when you come to Zhaji Temple to worship, in addition to Hada and mulberry branches, you must bring a bottle of white wine or barley wine. These can be prepared specially. If you don't have enough time, it's okay. There are vendors selling these things at the entrance of the temple.
The only one with free tickets
This small temple is very popular because it enshrines the Tibetan Buddhist god of wealth.
Every time you go to Lhasa, you must go to Zhaji Temple to worship Zhaji Ram. This is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. Although the temple is not big, it is very popular. Whether it is local people, foreign tourists, or businessmen, they will come here to worship, because it is said that Zhaji Ram came from the mainland and is very effective in praying for wealth. It is well known that Zhaji Ram likes to drink, especially strong liquor. Don't forget to buy some liquor at the door to honor the God of Wealth when you go to worship!
Wednesday is the day when locals worship the God of Wealth.
To worship the God of Wealth, you need to buy a small bottle of liquor at the entrance of the main hall, change it into change before entering. Then, after entering, you need to worship everyone devoutly.
The only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet, although the temple is small, it is very popular! Many people come to Zhaji Temple to worship on Wednesdays every week. Now most of the people who come to worship are businessmen. It is said that worshipping the gods in Zhaji Temple is very effective!
The God of Wealth at Zhaxi Temple is very fond of alcohol. Most people who go to worship him will not only exchange some change but also prepare some liquor to take with him.
The only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. The temple is not big, but the incense is very prosperous. You have to queue for a long time if you want to enter.
It is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. The God of Wealth likes wine, and the temple is filled with the aroma of wine. Everyone comes with wine, and after entering the temple, the monks pour the wine into a wine jar, and then pay tribute to the shrine dedicated to the God of Wealth - Zakiram, and present Hada. Photography is not allowed in the temple, so I had to take a photo of the outside. During the peak season, there is an endless stream of pilgrims, and the incense is prosperous.
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There is no admission fee to Zhaji Temple. You can buy a bottle of liquor at the gate, the price ranges from five yuan to several dozen yuan. Hada can be obtained for free in the temple, and you can change some coins when making donations in the temple. There are also monks and people waiting for donations outside the temple, and you can express your gratitude appropriately.
We arrived at Zhaji Temple early in the morning. This is a famous temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Tibet. Locals believe in it very much and line up to burn incense early in the morning. It is said that the God of Wealth likes wine, so we bought some expensive wine. But we found that there was a bottle for sale at the door for 10 yuan! I forgot to mention that we went there during the Spring Festival, so tickets were free!
It is said to be a place to pray for wealth, so I came here to burn incense.
Zhaqi Temple is not very big, but it is the only temple where you can burn incense. You can see the smoke from a long distance. This temple is said to be equivalent to the Temple of the God of Wealth.
Zhaji Temple is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. Although the temple is small, it is very popular. The God of Wealth here is the most efficacious in Tibet. Anyone who wants to make money comes here to worship "Zhaji Ram".
2018-4-9
Worship the God of Wealth at Zhaqi Temple on Monday! I got up early in the morning and took a one-dollar bus to Zhaqi Temple. There was already a long queue at the door! I followed the local customs and bought a bottle of "God of Wealth Wine" and butter tea. I squeezed to the door and waited for about 40 minutes before I could finally enter the main hall of Zhaqi Temple. I stood next to the deacon monk and watched him take the bottle of wine without looking up, opened it skillfully, and slowly poured the wine into a two-layer sacrificial container as big as a small basin. Then I used a spoon to put the wine that was about to overflow from the container back into the empty bottle that I had just poured out. It was considered to have been worshiped! Zhaqi Temple worships the God of Wealth every Monday, safety on Wednesday, and health on Friday! The door opens at 8:30 in the morning!
Zhaji Temple is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Tibet. Zhaji loves to drink, so the aroma of wine is everywhere. It was nice to visit Zhaji Temple with my old friend in the afternoon. Especially the scenery on the rooftop of Zhaji Temple is very peaceful and beautiful.
Walked from the Potala Palace to this temple. There are many incense sticks, no tickets are required, and the worshippers bring the change of 10 cents, 20 cents, and 50 cents saved in a year to burn incense in the temple. We don’t know how to use the change of 1, 5, and 10 yuan, which are all big golden bills. The temple is quiet and orderly. It is a trip to purify the land and pray for the birthday of my 82-year-old grandma.
Lhasa’s famous Temple of the God of Wealth is visited by many Tibetans, who come here not only to pray for wealth but also for health.
I stopped by to have a look because I live nearby. I thought it was just a small temple, but it turned out to be very popular. There were many vendors selling incense at the entrance, which is not common in other temples. Later I learned that this is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet, no wonder there are so many pilgrims.
Zhaqi Temple seems to be the Temple of the God of Wealth. There are tribute liquor and burning cypress leaves inside. I saw a plant that I had never seen before and I don’t know what it is.
Hearing that there was a debate at Sera Monastery, he got up early and rushed there with great interest.
Don't miss the Zhaji Temple's prayers for wealth, safety and health every Monday, Wednesday and Friday when you go to Lhasa. I heard it's very effective.
Although Zhaqi Temple is a small temple, there are still many people coming to burn incense every day.
Zhaji Temple is located on Zhaji Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa. It is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. Although the temple is small, it is very popular. Zhaji Temple is a branch temple of Sera Monastery, a Gelugpa temple of Tibetan Buddhism, and is also a temple that can be visited for free.
If you are in Lhasa, you must go there every Wednesday. It is very effective.
The Temple of the God of Wealth, a mini attraction that can be walked around in 10 minutes
The only temple of the God of Wealth in Lhasa. I stayed in a nearby hostel for the last two days. It is very unique. You need to buy liquor or something when you go in. The God of Wealth likes to drink. Now that I am home, I feel like he is going home with me. Hahahaha, my financial life is going smoothly.
Zhaji Temple is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Tibet, and it is very popular. The God of Wealth Zhaji Lamu is very fond of alcohol, so according to local customs, to worship the God of Wealth, you need to buy white wine, wormwood, pine leaves, Hada and other tribute items to enter the temple for worship. The locals told us that worshiping the God of Wealth on Wednesday is very effective. If you can go on Wednesday, try to go on Wednesday.
On the fifth day of the Chinese New Year in 2015, people burned mugwort, presented Hada, toasted white wine and offered sacrifices to the God of Wealth.
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The incense is very popular, it is good to go and see. It is best to understand Tibetan Buddhism when going to Tibetan temples
There are many locals. Although it is a temple of the God of Wealth, they also pray for peace and so on! Every Monday and Wednesday!
Living next to Zhaji Temple, it was easy to wait until dawn in the morning. I ran out of the hotel excitedly. As soon as I went out, a pungent smell of smoke hit me in the face. In the hazy morning light, thick smoke billowed up to the sky in front of me.
Turning out of the alley, in the faint morning light, I could vaguely see a lot of people, holding something, gathering towards the place where the smoke was rising.
As I got closer, I couldn't help but laugh. It turned out that people were adding firewood to a fire outside the temple wall. There were also vendors nearby, selling piles of pine branches.
Without asking too much, I think everyone came to ask the God of Wealth to bless them with more rice this year, right? Maybe there is also the meaning of "when the sun rises, many hands make light work"? In the past, poor people could not afford to buy incense, so the God of Wealth took pity on all living things and allowed pine branches to be used as a substitute, which was also a kind of mercy? Who knows?
Go to worship the God of Wealth, hahaha, it is said that I must go.
The God of Wealth Temple in Tibet. There are things for worship at the entrance. (The God of Wealth likes wine)
Zhaji Temple is located on Zhaji Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa. It is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. The temple is not large, but there are many people coming here. Zhaji Temple is free of charge and you can visit it freely. There are many vendors selling sacrificial items at the door, all of which are sold in bundles. They say that this is how you have to worship the God of Wealth. A bottle of barley wine + a bundle of wormwood and pine leaves + a Hada, a total of 30 yuan. The wormwood and pine leaves are outside the temple, where there is a place similar to a stove. Just throw the pine leaves in and burn them. The white wine should be handed over to the lama in the lobby on all sides, and he will perform the sacrifice. Just give it to him directly. The Hada is to be hung on the statue of the God of Wealth by yourself. After hanging it, just put your hands together and worship it. The whole sacrificial process is very simple.
There are many begging children around Zhaji Temple. They will keep circling around you. You can give them some money, fifty cents or one yuan is fine. Some children will stick to you and refuse to leave when they see you give them money, which makes you feel helpless. It feels like the innocent hearts of children are no longer pure because of the instigation of adults.
Every year I go back to Zhaji Temple, offer tribute wine and worship
Zhaji Temple is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. It is small but popular.
It is said that the Zhaji Temple was not popular for the purpose of seeking wealth.
It was built specifically for outsiders to pray for peace. But as time went by, most of the people who came to worship were businessmen.
The worship of the gods in Zhaji Temple was very effective. Over time, it became the current temple of the God of Wealth.
The God of Wealth Zakiram is very fond of alcohol, so I bought a bottle of white wine to offer to her.
It is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet. The temple is not big, but it is very popular. It is said that the God of Wealth in Zhaji Temple is particularly fond of wine. You can bring a bottle of white wine when you worship it.
Zhaji Temple is a little less crowded than other temples, but surprisingly it feels more authentic because there are not many tourists!
Zhaji Temple is located on Zhaji Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa. It is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Tibet. It is very popular. People worship the God of Wealth every Monday, pray for safety on Wednesdays, and pray for health on Fridays. The God of Wealth in Zhaji Temple is particularly fond of alcohol. There are piles of wine bottles everywhere in the temple, and the aroma of wine and butter lamps are mixed together.
Zhaji Temple is a very popular temple in Tibet. Maybe it was winter, there were not many people when I went there.
After lunch, we went to Zhaji Temple, which is located on Zhaji Road. It is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Tibet and is also a temple that can be visited for free. Zhaji Temple enshrines "Zhaji Ram", which is said to be the earthly incarnation of "Auspicious Mother", the guardian deity of Lhasa. According to local people, Zhaji Temple worships the God of Wealth every Monday, prays for safety on Wednesdays, and prays for health on Fridays. It was Saturday when we went there, but the incense was still very prosperous. There are Zhaji Ram pendants that have been blessed in the temple. I bought a few and brought them back to Guangzhou to give as gifts.
Zhaji Temple does not charge admission. It has a history of more than 300 years. It is neither a temple dedicated to the God of Wealth nor the only temple in Lhasa that has a statue of the God of Wealth. However, the Zhaji Ram Dharma Protector enshrined in Zhaji Temple is particularly effective, so the temple is very popular, especially for believers who seek wealth. Zhaji Temple is a must-visit place.
Zhaji Temple is a temple dedicated to the God of Wealth, and its main offering is Zhaji Ram. It is very popular, especially on Wednesdays, which is said to be the best time to pray for wealth. It is far from the city, so it is more convenient to take a taxi.
There are many wine sellers at the entrance of Zhaji Temple, it is said that Zhaji Lamu loves to drink. The wine is not expensive, 5 yuan or 10 yuan a bottle. Buy the wine from the vendor at the entrance, she said to pay when she comes out. It's amazing, she can remember who is who when she comes out, and she is not afraid that we will run away haha. After buying the wine and entering the main hall, there are monks who are responsible for pouring the wine, just give him the wine. It is necessary to remind you that you must prepare more change when worshiping Buddha. I see Tibetans hold a handful of 50 cents or one yuan in their hands. It doesn't matter if you don't have change, you can change it yourself. It's okay to put ten yuan in front of the Buddha statue and take out one yuan yourself, as long as you don't change too much.
Zhaji Temple is a branch temple of Sera Monastery, a Gelugpa temple of Tibetan Buddhism. It is also a temple that can be visited for free. In Tibetan, "Zhaba" means monk, and "ji" is the Tibetan pronunciation of the number "4". Zhaji Temple means "a temple with four monks". This is because the original Zhaji Temple was managed by only four monks sent by Sera Monastery. There are people worshipping Buddha in Zhaji Temple every day. According to Tibetan compatriots, they worship the God of Wealth on Mondays, pray for safety on Wednesdays, and pray for health on Fridays. Today is Wednesday, and there are especially many Tibetan compatriots worshipping Buddha. The "God of Wealth" of Zhaji Temple is called "Zhaji Lamu" in Tibetan.
Business people can go to worship, just remember to bring two bottles of white wine. It is the only temple of the God of Wealth in Lhasa. It is said that business will be smooth after worshiping. It is free to visit in Lhasa. Every Wednesday is a good day to pray for wealth.
Offering wine to the God of Wealth is essential. This is a very unique temple with no ticket restrictions...
The temple is very popular. I heard that worshipping the God of Wealth is very effective. Business people who come to Lhasa will go to Zhaji Temple. Zhaji Temple is very small, but there are a lot of people who come to worship the God of Wealth. There are many people selling moxa sticks, Hada or white wine at the door. You can buy them before entering. You can also find some change.
Zhaji Temple is the only temple dedicated to the God of Wealth in Lhasa. Although it is located in the suburbs, has no entrance fee and is inconspicuous, it is very popular.
Because of its effectiveness, many business people come here specifically to worship the God of Wealth and pray for increasing wealth.
Zhaqi Temple is also a unique place. It is recommended to come and have a look if you have time.
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday are the days for Tibetan people to worship. On Wednesday, the incense at Zhaji Temple is the most popular. Not only Tibetans, but also many tourists go back to Zhaji to worship and pray for wealth!!! Zhaji Temple is the temple of the God of Wealth.
There were a lot of people in the temple, and it was said that it was particularly effective in praying for wealth. We gave some incense money and walked around the temple.
At the famous temple of the God of Wealth in Lhasa, people who buy offerings at the door will ask you to offer your money to the God of Wealth first, and then come to them to pay the bill... How good it is to be full of trust
I hope everyone will be rich and prosperous. . . You can offer wine to the God of Wealth when you enter. Add some butter lamps in front of the Buddha. .
I walked around with the locals and joined them in their simple and ordinary worship of Buddha. I felt an incomparable peace of mind. It felt like everything in the world was just like this.
I went to worship the God of Wealth with a few friends early in the morning. The temple is small but very popular.
The only temple of the God of Wealth in Tibet is said to be very efficacious. The deity enshrined in the temple is the Tibetan God of Wealth, Zhaji Ramu, a goddess who loves wine, so remember to bring a few bottles of white wine when you come to Zhaji Temple.
They are sold at the door, prices vary!
The temple is not very big. If you just come to stroll around and take pictures, an hour is enough. If you come here to pray for wealth, it is recommended to come on a Wednesday morning because Wednesday is the most effective day.