Photos of Wutun Shangsi

Wutun Shang Temple is called "Sang Ge Xiong Hua Dan Qun Jue Lin" in Tibetan, which means auspicious law and wealth continent. It is an affiliated temple of Longwu Temple. Founded in 1645 AD, the temple houses the hair of Sakyamuni, the relics of Master Fazong, various statues, Thangkas and other cultural relics. The monastery is the birthplace of "Regong Art". Most of the monks are good at painting, clay sculpture and carving, and the old artists there are enthusiastic to teach apprentices, so it is called "Regong Art School". Wutun Shang Temple is not very impressive in appearance. The main buildings are only a large scripture hall, a Sakyamuni Buddha hall and a Maitreya Buddha hall. Walking into the Buddhist hall of the Buddhist scripture hall, I realized its extraordinaryness only after being dazzled. A lifelike Buddha statue shone with golden light in the dim light. Except for the ground, almost all the space was filled with countless murals and thangkas. Full to the brim. Dharma Assembly Post: The Dharma Hui at Wutunxia Temple starts on the fifth day of the first lunar month every year.