Burning Gu Temple

Burning Gu Temple

Burning Gu temple is named because it is located in burning Gu village, Longdeng township. It is a unique Tibetan Buddhist temple. There are 108 double Buddha statues on the upper and lower floors of the main hall tower of the temple. There are 10 large double Buddha statues on the upper and lower floors

Burning Gu temple is named because it is located in burning Gu village, Longdeng township. It is a unique Tibetan Buddhist temple. There are 108 double Buddha statues on the upper and lower floors of the main hall tower of the temple. There are 10 large double Buddha statues on the upper and lower floors. Upstairs is the God of heaven, gentle and dignified; downstairs is the God of hell, ferocious and terrifying. Upstairs and downstairs, there is a giant double Buddha in the middle, surrounded by four big double Buddha facing four directions, and the rest are small Buddha statues with strange shapes and different expressions. Both men and women embrace each other. The male Buddha is angry or dignified, and the female Buddha is obsessed with the male Buddha. On the walls around are murals of double Buddha with different expressions. The windows upstairs are covered with cloth with mandarin ducks and double happiness patterns. Double cultivation of Buddhas does not represent the relationship between men and women. It has a profound religious meaning and belongs to Esoteric Buddhism.

Address: rangu village, Longdeng grassland, Longdeng Township, Daofu County, Ganzi Prefecture

Longitude: 101.351183

Latitude: 30.743115

Chinese PinYin : Ran Gu Si