Skilfully combining Han Chinese and Tibetan styles, Lama temple is one of the most perfectly preserved lamaseries in China. Built in 1694 during the Qing Dynasty for Emperor Yongzheng, it remains one of the greatest centres of Buddhism outside Tibet and one of the most celebrated and visited structures, particularly during Chinese New Year. The site houses five main halls and several courtyards. The below is the ‘Pavilion of Ten Thousand Happiness’.