Zhujie Temple (zhigongsi)

Zhujie Temple is located in Zhujie Temple, Sangdui Township, Daocheng County, Ganzi Prefecture, about 15 kilometers away from Daocheng County. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty in 1169. It has a history of more than 800 years. The hall is divided into four floors, the second floor is set up as the 17th Dongbao Zhongba Rinpoche Palace, the first floor will be dedicated to the five hand-made eight-meter bronze statue of the Holy One.

The Tibetan language is the place where the dragon is in the pan, and it is named for its shape. It is located in Sangdui Township, 20 kilometers away from the county seat. The temple was built in 1144 and was founded by Pamu Zhuba. The temple has a statue of Pamu Zhuba himself and a print left by Pamu Zhuba. The Buddhist activities are the same as the teachings of the temple and the Buddhist activities. The highlight of the temple is the harmonious coexistence of the white horse chickens and monks in the temple.

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Located on the hillside of Daocheng Suochong Village, you can see it on the side of the road, but there are few tourists, and the temple is very quiet and clean. Baijiao Temple. Many living Buddhas are from the temple

The Tibetan language is the place where the dragon is in the pan, and it is named for its shape. It is located in Sangdui Township, 20 kilometers away from the county seat.