Go to Yonghe Palace to burn incense and ask someone who knows.

The Lama Temple didn't open until the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, and upstairs said the 23rd. There must be a lot of people that day. I think you can go as long as you have a Buddha in your heart, and there is no need to choose so many rules and regulations of the day.

I just went there on the 7th yesterday. This man called more than one person. At 7: 30, the queue begins. At first, there was a queue. Then more than n people crowded. When I opened the door, everyone ran in. The scene is very chaotic. I wonder what these people are running. It turns out that they went to the ticket office to buy tickets. That posture is like buying something for free = =

Admission is 25/ person, so it is recommended to prepare money in advance = =

The next question is about incense:

1. There will be many people selling to you along the way. It is recommended not to buy it. To put it bluntly, the quality of the incense is really poor, and the taste is so choking that it can't be lit for a long time. On the road, someone will come up and sell you, saying that a Buddhist meeting will be held today, and incense will be given to you for public morality, and then incense will be put into your hand. You can't answer it. We just, in a fog, refused to take it back, saying that we couldn't send incense back. A lot of words were just for the sake of worshipping Buddha and practicality, so we had to buy it. ...

2. Different temples can burn different kinds of incense, some seek career, some seek health and longevity, some worship Guanyin, and some all temples can burn incense. Anyway, you'd better ask when you buy it, because there are plenty of incense, only for burning incense. Don't make a mistake.

There is a booth set up by the staff of the Lama Temple next to the ticket office, which sells the incense made by the Lama Temple. Need 10 yuan, every temple in 60 yuan, 20 yuan can be burned. The quality is good and not expensive. It is recommended to buy.

4。 If every temple worships, you can buy some different incense outside, but don't buy those with bags on your back and don't go to small shops. There are two larger and more formal temples opposite the main entrance of the Lama Temple. I forget the name, but it's not bad. I won't sell it to you at random. I will recommend it in detail according to your needs.

Other precautions: don't wear too many clothes when worshipping Buddha. It's best to have sleeves on your coat and pants over your knees. Don't step on the doorframe of the main hall. You have to walk there. This is what my mother told me before I went. Why I don't know, hehe. And you'd better prepare some small change, which will be useful ~

By the way, don't use a lighter when there is still a little fragrance. Even if you order slowly, you should use the fire provided by the temple, and the effect will be better.

Also, don't blow the fire after the incense is lit, but gently throw the open flame out.