The Lamaling Temple is the largest and most important Tibetan Buddhist site in Nyingchi. This ancient temple, built in the late 1930s, belongs to the Ningma (commonly known as the Red Church) temple, one of the four major Tibetan Buddhist sects. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, hidden in the mountains and forests, surrounded by mountains and forests, quiet and quiet, clouds and mist, birds and flowers, quiet and quiet, like a paradise.

Bujiulamaling Temple is a famous monastery in southern Tibet. The scenery is good, the scenery is pleasant, distinctive, interesting, and feel the charm of the Tibetan monastery. The architectural style is unique and the price is super high.

Bujiulamaling Temple is located in Bujiu Township, Nyingchi County, is a red religion, is the largest and most important Tibetan Buddhist site in Nyingchi. Bujiulamaling Temple is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the courtyard of the Buddha Temple is covered in green shade. The entire monastery is in the shape of the four corners, the outer ground floor eaves have 20 corners, the second to the third floor eaves are octagonal, the Buddha hall is more than 20 meters high, the inner diameter is more than 10 meters, the top is covered with gold roof, the tower shape, the four walls are divided into white orchid red and green four colors, very beautiful. Bujiulamaling Temple has the famous Lotus Peanut Master Jianshi relics, the temple's exquisite murals are also a must in the east of Tibet.

The Lama Temple is a Gelu school of Tibetan Buddhism. There are spectacular white towers outside the temple, the wind blows, and the bells on the eaves are crisp. There are precious murals painted in the early Qing Dynasty and still very bright colors.

The parking lot cost 10 yuan, the scenery is generally the same, the temple is newly repaired, the original is on the top of the mountain, it is pulled down, can not fly the plane

From Bayi Town to the east, Bujiulamaling Temple in Nyingchi County is exclusive to the Red Church, the largest and most important Tibetan Buddhist site in Nyingchi. Bujiulamaling Temple is located on the third-level ground on the left bank of the lower Niyang River, surrounded by mountains on three sides, facing the Niyang River Estuary Delta. There are many sculptures of male genitalia in the temple, which is probably the wooden carving of the reproductive worship of the Lamaling Temple. Reproductive worship first appeared in the matrilineal clan society, and was originally a female reproductive worship. It has developed into the worship of male and female intercourse (the joyful Buddha of tantra practice) and male genitalia. The ancient practice of reproductive worship is still preserved in Tibetan areas, especially in Nyingchi. Early Tibetan Buddhist Ningma sect (Red), monasteries of lamas including living Buddhas allowed wives. For example, statues of the master lotus peanuts and two wives are still worshipped at the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa. The Gelu (commonly known as Huangism) did not allow lamas to marry, and there were more than 250 rules and regulations.