Travel Guide to Reduo Temple Dolma Lhakhang in Lhasa

Scenic spot introduction:

Lhasa Redui Temple Dolma Lhakhang There are two adjacent Tibetan Buddhist temples on the way from Gonggar Airport to Lhasa. Redui Temple , one is Dolma Lhakhang , also known as "Nietang Temple". Redui Temple It is one of the six major temples in the front Tibet, and its main deity is the Lhakpa Sopa Buddha. It is the host temple for the annual "Jiang Gongqu" Dharma Assembly. Every year from November 3rd to 28th of the Tibetan calendar (about mid-December to early January of the following year in the Western calendar), people from Drepung Monastery, Sala Monastery, Ganden Monastery, Jokhang Temple, Redui Temple Hundreds of monks from all over the country hold a 25-day Jianggu Grand Dharma Assembly here. The adjacent Nietang Temple was built by the Tibetan Buddhist disciple Zhongdunba to commemorate the Bengali monk Atisha. The temple faces north and south, with two entrances in front and back. It is small in scale, but simple and tidy. The temple enshrines the Statue of the Spoken Tara These two temples are located in Nietang Township, Qushui County, Lhasa, Tibet, about 20 to 30 kilometers away from the urban area of Lhasa.

Attractions distribution:

The main attractions in the scenic area are Redui Temple and Dolma Lhakhang (Nietang Temple), visitors can also enjoy the precious collections, Buddha statues and exquisite Buddhist mural For example, the Green Tara Statue , right-handed white conch, Atisha's stupa And the Yiguan Tower, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 1A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Photography, religious and cultural tours, temples