Langmusi Town is located at the junction of Gansu and Sichuan. A Bailongjiang crosses the town. There are temples of Tibetan Buddhism Gelu on both sides. The building is majestic and magnificent. I bought tickets and there is no place to check the tickets. It seems that I don’t buy them.

Langmusi Town has two Langmu Temple, one Gansu Temple, one Sichuan Temple, and there are some differences in the religious beliefs of the two temples. In addition to the monastery building, there is a tiger gorge in Sichuan Temple and there is a celestial burial platform in Gansu Temple. Going to Sichuan Temple, you can drive into the vicinity of the monastery. You can't take pictures in the monastery building. You need to take off your shoes and go in. You can understand Tibetan Buddhism.

Long heard of the name of Langmu Temple, today can be seen with your own eyes, it is really extraordinary, the temple is shining under the sun, shining brightly; the hall is even more magnificent, gorgeous, very national style

Langmusi Town is not big, it is a main street. Langmusi this attraction happens to be at the junction of Gansu and Sichuan. The Langmu Temple in the north is under the management of Gansu, and the Langmu Temple Scenic Area in the south is under the management of Sichuan. It happened that the Gansu Scenic Area was free for tourists that year, and the Langmu Temple Scenic Area in the Sichuan border at the same time continued to collect tickets, which was also interesting. Personally feel that it is worth seeing is the Langmu Temple.

Langmu Temple is a dirty and messy tourist town, but unfortunately the small river passing through the town is not connected to the label of Oriental Switzerland. The scenic spot on the Gansu side of the temple tour is similar to the traditional Tibetan Buddhist temple. The beauty of the building has nothing to say, magnificent, solemn, quiet and colorful.