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Inside the Shaolin Temple

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The Shaolin Temple in central China, recognized as the birthplace of both Zen Buddhism and the martial arts, doesn't give up its secrets easily. American photographer Justin Guariglia made repeated visits over five years just to get permission to photograph the monks who live there. Watch Traveler Editor in Chief Keith Bellows' One-on-One interview with Guariglia now:


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Kraig Becker said:

Very cool! I had the distinct pleasure and honor of training at the Shaolin Temple with my kung fu group back in 2002 and had an amazing time. It was a very demanding workout and the monks there can do some very impressive things. I'd love to go back.

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