Jingang Temple

King Kong Temple is located in the bustling area of Kangding's main city, usually within walking distance, the monastery is built on the mountain, the scale is large, there are many monks in the monastery, it belongs to the Tibetan Buddhism Ningma (Red religion), the incense is full.

A large Tibetan Buddhist monastery (belonging to the Red Church Suining Ma School) in Kangding City, it was built in the early years of the Yuan Dynasty, has a history of more than 700 years, standing on the mountain, the atmosphere is solemn, and the incense is full.

Kangding Jingang Temple, adjacent to Nanwu Temple, is a red temple, which is rumored to have been built in the late 15th century. The Jingang Temple is slightly smaller than Anjue Temple, but it is one of the earliest temples in Ganzi Prefecture to study and practice Ningma School. The temple is a courtyard, of which the main hall is an arch-double building, Tibetan and Han combination, magnificent and majestic, can be called a must, the temple poplar towering, the environment is quiet, it with the nearby Nanwu Temple, formed the south suburbs of Kangding Shuangxu.

Beautiful Kangding, beautiful girl, beautiful temple.

Kangding Jingang Temple is located at the foot of southwest Kangding City, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It belongs to one of the six avenues of Ningma Pai. It is an important branch of Weizang Duojizha Temple. The Ningma Pai is commonly known as the Red Church. It is the oldest faction of Tibetan Buddhism. The temple is an arch-double building with a wall between Tibetan and Han. Majestic and majestic, the murals in the temple are also exquisite, when the King Kong Temple is being repaired, the temple is very clean.

Entering the King Kong Temple, I feel that the magnificent, well-regulated courtyard is the main hall, the other three sides may be monks and monks, and the middle is a large square. Entering the main hall, surrounded by exquisite Tangka murals. It coincides with the monks chanting, the sound penetrates the brain and shocks the soul.