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WORLDKINGS – Worldkings News – Asia Records Institute (ASRI) – Yunju Temple: House world’s largest collection of stone Buddhist sutra steles

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Also named Temple of Cloud Dwelling, Yunju Temple is located in Fangshan District in the southwest of Beijing, and is about 70 kilometers (43...
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WORLDKINGS – Worldkings News – Asia Records Institute (ASRI) – Yunju Temple: House world’s largest collection of stone Buddhist sutra steles

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Also named Temple of Cloud Dwelling, Yunju Temple is located in Fangshan District in the southwest of Beijing, and is about 70 kilometers (43...
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