Wutun Xiasi

Wutun Temple is the most concentrated and typical monastery of Regong art collection. Many Regong art boutiques are stored in the temple. The murals, embroidery, paintings and sculptures in the temple are vivid, the work pen is fine, the color is colorful, fully showing the smoothness and rhythm of the lines. Wutun Temple is one of the monasteries in Qinghai Province that retain more precious cultural relics.

During the Tubu Chire Bajin period, Tibetan troops stationed at the edge of the place, and built a small temple. The successors called it "Magong Niangwa", which was a Sakya monastery. In the Ming Dynasty, the first summer warehouse of Danjiacuo, the master of the East Kodo Jijiacuo, once expanded it and converted to Gelu. In the mid-17th century, the disciple of Jidan Jiacuo, Zhige Zhi Ruba, moved to Maoqi Temple (the temple has long ceased to exist, and the site is rumored to be in the lower part of Wutun Pashan), merged with Magong Niangwa, forming the later Wutun Xia Temple. Since then, the temple has been repaired or rebuilt three times. Now is one of the representative monasteries of Regong Art, the value of art viewing is extremely high!!

Wutun Xia Temple is a national cultural relics protection unit located in Wutun Village, 7 kilometers north of Longwu Town, Tongren City, Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province. This is the birthplace of Tibetan "Hot Gong Art". Wutunxia Temple, which has a history of more than 600 years, is richly decorated. The temple has a large number of exquisite Tangka, pile embroidery, sculptures and other artworks, which have high cultural relics and artistic value.

吾屯下寺属国家级文物保护单位，位于青海省黄南藏族自治州同仁县隆务镇以北7公里的吾屯村。这里是藏族“热贡艺术”的发祥地。已有600多年历史的吾屯下寺殿堂众多，装饰华丽，寺内收藏有大量精美的唐卡、堆绣、雕塑等艺术品，具有较高的文物、艺术价值。

Simple folk customs, strong religious culture, worth a visit