Langmu Temple in Oriental Switzerland

🌿Langmu Temple is both a place name and a temple name, located at the junction of Sichuan, Gansu, and Qinghai provinces. 🧩In the middle of Langmu Temple Town, there is a small creek of Bailong River less than 2 meters wide. To the north of the creek is Saichi Temple in Gannan, also called Langmu Temple. With large areas of golden roofs and yellow and white walls, it looks magnificent under the sunlight, and the entrance is free. To the south of the creek is the gray and white Geerdi Temple, also known as Sichuan Langmu Temple, with an entrance fee of 30 yuan per ticket. 🧩Gannan's Langmu Temple leads to the direction of the sky burial platform. Many crows hover in the sky here and often perch in rows on the eaves of the temple. On the surrounding rocky mountains, you can see many eagle nests, and eagles often soar in the sky. The scenery is very spectacular. 🧩On the Sichuan side of Langmu Temple, there are many attractions such as Tiger Cave, Fairy Cave, Langmu Temple Grand Canyon, and the relics of the flesh Buddha. 🧩The two temples are different from each other but very close, and you can visit both to experience them. Inside, there are many exquisite murals, Buddha statues, and you can also see the daily life of Tibetan monks. 🧩The two temples face each other across the river, surrounded by grasslands, forests, hills, and red cliffs, making the scenery very beautiful. 🧩The altitude here is above 3000 meters, so avoid strenuous activities during the visit to prevent altitude sickness. ⛰️Attraction: Langmu Temple 📍Address: Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province North of Ala's Home Folk Hotel, Provincial Road 313, Luqu County 🎫Ticket: 30 yuan ✈️Transportation: Self-driving is recommended 🅿️Parking: 5-10 yuan per time for small cars