Zhuowalong Temple

Luozhuowolong Temple is located on the top of the mountain in the south of the second group of Sexiang Village, Luoza County. It is built by the founder of the Tibetan Buddhism Suiju School, Master Marba, the birthplace of the Suiju School, and the famous Buddhist monastery on the snowy plateau. Because of the translation, correction and selection of a large number of Buddhist Sanskrit scriptures and rituals, Marpa is also known as "one of the seven translators of ancient Tibet". The Tibetan incense here is very famous and is an important heritage of Tibetan incense culture.

Luozhuowolong Temple is located in the Se Township of Luoza County, Shannan City, and is an ancient temple with a thousand-year history of the Yuju School. The temple is mainly divided into white hall, red hall, marba pagoda, nalosangpu closed center, tianbutai, shunyuantian, and the closed center of the Mid-Levels Tuangong. This is the temple of the famous founder of the Puju School in history, and is also the important place of the Puju School to teach Buddhism to apprentices, and is the origin of the Tibetan Puju School.

Located in the Se Township of Luoza County, Luozha County, Shannan District, Luozhuo Wolong Temple was founded by the Tibetan Marba Translator in the early 21st century. It is the first temple inherited by the sage, and has a history of nearly 1,000 years. When I arrived at Wolong Temple, I was shocked by the majestic majesty shown by the temple built on the mountain, and I deeply felt the artistic conception of the "Qingshan Ancient Temple". The temple wall was surrounded by the pagoda and the mountain path led to the temple. The time to scurry around seemed to slow down here, even sleepy.

The scenery here is very beautiful! The monks in the monastery are very good, take us to the pilgrimage temple, there are many sacred sites here! It is worth the pilgrimage! The temple host also personally sent us Hada and gave us blessings! great!

The environment is very beautiful, the history is very deep, and the monks in the temple are very warm and friendly, every place is explained to us, and they are also very enthusiastic to pour tea for us to eat.