Chake Temple

Chake Temple

Chake temple, located in nazugou, zhuokeji Township, markang County, is a Gelug Sect with a history of more than 580 years.

When Chake awanzaba, the master of zongkaba, returned to dazang temple, he passed a platform on the side of nazugou in xianmengbi mountain. With his mule for many years, he suddenly couldn't get up. Awanzaba found that there was a sign of good luck. With the support of zhuokeji Tusi nankapang, Chake temple was built in 1414 and was named "Gandan darkiren". Since then, awanzaba has been practicing behind closed doors. In 1431, he passed away here, and he was 65 years old. His body was treated with medicine and buried in the pagoda of the temple.

He put the long-term use of cypress crutches in the south side of the temple more than 50 meters of land, has grown into a towering tree.

Later, when he repaired his pagoda, he found that there was a Tibetan word "hum" in the skull of awanzaba. At the same time, a rainbow appeared in the sky of the pagoda during the day, and a white light appeared in the hall at night. It was amazing that there were countless auspicious signs.

Address: nazugou, zhuokeji Township, markang County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture

Longitude: 102.258981

Latitude: 31.752092

Ticket information: free.