The Temple has regular Buddhist ceremonies and lectures, a renowned bonsai garden, a Buddhist museum, an extensive Buddhist resource library, art exhibitions and tea ceremonies. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free. There are four major exhibitions each year in the main gallery in addition to a permanent collection of Canadian crafts with the focus on post-war contemporary works. 140 metres across and 70 metres above Capilano River, this is the world's longest and highest suspension footbridge. A colourful Totem Park displays authentic totem poles.
Hours vary throughout the year, and rates change seasonally.
This area was designated a Provincial Heritage site in 1971. In the heart of Vancouver's Chinatown, this classical Ming Dynasty-style garden is the first authentic classical Chinese garden ever built outside China. Designed to reflect Taoist philosophy, the garden was created with the help of 52 artisans from China's garden city, Suzhou. Guided tours are available. Once a Hudson's Bay Co. outpost, the fort became the birthplace of British Columbia.