Jiwu Temple

Jiwu Temple

Jiwu temple is located on the West Bank of the holy lake, mapang yongcuo, Pulan County, Ali Prefecture, Tibet. The temple area is green with green grass and towering temples. The quiet holy lake is clear and magnificent, and the scenery is elegant and charming. You can have a panoramic view of the temple area from the top of the mountain overlooking the lake.

The temple stands on a bright red mountain rising from the ground. It is called sangduo Bairi mountain by believers, which means Tongse mountain. It is the holy place of pure land where master lianhuasheng lives. From the top of the mountain, you can have a panoramic view of mapanyongcuo. Because the temple is located in the main road to Pulan County, there are many pilgrims. It is said that master lianhuaren once stayed here for seven days to subdue demons and demons, and practiced for many days in the cave of the mountain where the temple is located. The cave is still preserved in the southwest of the mountain. Jiwu temple was also known as Jiwu lotus Castle because of the legend of lotus peanut master. Many footprints were left on the rocks. The temple first worships a statue of master lianhuasheng carved from the whole sandalwood. Outside the temple is a row of magnificent white pagodas. Later, zhubagagu temple was built here by dingqindunzhu. From then on, the temple was changed into zhubagagu temple. The main offering inside is the statue of medicine clay of master lianhuasheng.

Address: West Bank of mappenyongcuo, Shenghu, Pulan County

Longitude: 81.3632202148

Latitude: 30.76713180542