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The White Horse Pagoda in Luoyang, China, features a tall, multi-tiered structure rising above a traditional Chinese temple building with a tiled roof and entrance steps. Baima (“White Horse”) Temple
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Baima Temple

temple, China
Also known as: White Horse Temple
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  • Luoyang, China
    Luoyang

    In 68 ce the Baima (“White Horse Temple”), one of the earliest Buddhist foundations in China, was built about 9 miles (14 km) east of the present-day east town.

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    In 68 ce the Baima (“White Horse Temple”), one of the earliest Buddhist foundations in China, was built about 9 miles (14 km) east of the present-day east town.

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