At the junction of Gannanchuan North, there is a place called Langmu Temple. At first, Langmu Temple was a temple. Later it was discovered that it was a place name. It was a small town. Although there are two temples in the town, they each have their own names. The Bailong River in this town is the dividing line between Gansu and Sichuan. Since the large-scale commercial development has not yet taken place, Langmu Temple still retains the traditional quiet appearance, the town is not big, the north of Bailongjiang is under the jurisdiction of Ganqu County, Gansu Province, and the south of Bailong River is the Zoige County of Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province. Jurisdiction, the temple on the Gansu side is called Da Cang Lang Mu Sai Chi Temple, and the temple on the Sichuan side is called Da Cang Lang Mu Gedi Temple. To Langmu Temple, mainly to see these two temples. Both are Tibetan Buddhist temples, and the monks add up to more than 1,000 people, accounting for one-third of the population of the town. Lamas in red clothes can be seen everywhere in the town. To visit the two temples, you have to buy tickets separately. Most of the time, the temples are very quiet. There are not a large number of tourist groups coming in and out, and life is dull. It is a bit of a lively town, opened a lot of inns and restaurants, to receive visitors from all over the country, the taste of food is mainly Sichuan.