Leiwuqi Temple

Cha Gemma Palace, recommended recommended recommended, whether it is a story or a humanistic scenery. It is very worth visiting for a thousand miles. The hall has three floors, divided into flowers. Red. White, the uppermost floor is the old baby! If you want to enter the second and third floors, you need to gather the keys of the three guardian butlers. The door is all three locks! Anyway, I like it very much, so I'll come and dry it when I'm empty

The Chajma Temple is square in appearance, with an area of 2856 square meters (56 meters long and 51 meters wide), giving people a sense of calm and solemnity and sacredness. There are countless prayer wheels on the ground floor around the temple for good men and women to make pilgrimages. The Red and White Temples gradually received points, and they were decorated with moth gold roofs, which were floating and rising. There are many Buddha and Bodhisattva statues in the flower hall. The Chajma Temple has always been famous for its majestic momentum and many classic Buddha statues. In the past, the local people circulated the statement that "first go to the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, and then go to the Jamma Temple", which shows its fame.

The solemn hall was snowing in the early morning in late April, watching the faithful turn around, and I was moved to the point where my companions were puzzled and urged me to go.

The Chajma Temple is located in Wuqi Town, Qamdo District, Tibet Autonomous Region. It is the oldest and largest ancient temple in Qamdo. It is managed by Yanggong Temple. Yanggong Temple was founded by the high monk Sang Jiwen in 1277 and is one of the main temples of the Dazhao Ju sect. Cha Gemma Palace treasures high-quality cultural relics, such as the silver Buddha statue of Sanjiwen, the saddle and battle knife that Gesar has used, the eight-petal Lotus statue of King Kong, Tangka in Ming and Qing Dynasty, metal statues in different historical periods, and exquisitely carved warp boards.

The Chajma Palace is the oldest and largest ancient temple in Qamdo, which is managed by Yanggong Temple. Yanggong Temple, founded by the high monk Sang Jiwen in 1277, is one of the main temples of the Daxuju sect. By 1285 AD, Sangjiwen laid the foundation to build the Chajma Temple, and completed in 1328. The temple has always been famous for its majestic momentum and many classic Buddha statues. In the past, local people have circulated the saying "go to the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa first, then check the Gemma Palace". The temple has so far treasured high-quality cultural relics. The beautiful decoration of the books and the art of statues and sculptures are second to none in the Tibetan Buddhist temple.