Balqude monastery

In 1195 ad, it was built by two living Buddhas, solangschenger and solangjeb. It was originally belonging to the geju sect, but later changed to the Gelug Sect due to religious struggle. Located in the hillside of duiba village, Lang Town, Linzhi Area, covering an area of more than 2000 square meters, it is one of the largest temples in Linzhi Area.

Balqude monastery

Balqude temple, on the Bank of the Yarlung Zangbo River and in the south of the Himalayas, is one of the largest temples in Nyingchi.

In 1195 ad, it was built by two living Buddhas, solangschenger and solangjeb. It was originally belonging to the geju sect, but later changed to the Gelug Sect due to religious struggle. It was destroyed in the cultural revolution.

In 1984, the living Buddha losandobuji of the temple raised funds for reconstruction. Most of the existing buildings are reconstruction buildings, mainly including Buddha Hall, sutra hall, kitchen, monk's house, etc. There are more than 40 precious cultural relics in the Buddha Hall.

Address: duiba village, Lang Town, linzhilang County, Tibet Autonomous Region

Longitude: 92.988238

Latitude: 29.050723