Bujiu Lama Forest Temple belongs to the red sect. It is one of the biggest and most important Tibetan Buddhism place in the Nyingtri area.
Bujiu Lama Forest Temple is located on three class rank of the Niyang River down stream's left bank with three sides facing the mountain. The Ningma Sect Temple sits facing the Niyang River mouth delta. The entire temple is like an upturned eave picture, resplendent in gold and jade green and fuses the Tibet Han nationality different construction artistic style.
The environment around the temple environment is serene, quiet and beautiful. There is clear water and lots of green trees outside the temple. Positioning one, you may watch the boundless mountain forest and may look out into the distance wave and flaring of Niyang River delta.

Bujiu Lama Forest Temple is situated at the foot of a hill and next to a stream, with the Buddhist temple hall garden complements in the shade and the Tibetan dogs in group in the inner courtyard. The entire temple is in square shape with four corners. There are altogether 20 corners outside the first floor eaves and there are 8 corners from the second to the third eaves. The height of the Buddhist temple hall is 20 meters high with the interior diameter of 10 meters and covered with gold on the roof. The four sides of the tower wall are spread with four colors; indigo, white, red and green and is extremely beautiful.
The famous master, Mr. Lain Huasheng's stone vestige is located in the temple. The painting on the wall of the temple can certainly be considered as one of the fine murals of Tibet.

Name:Lhasa Bujiu Lama Forest Temple (Bujiu Lamalin Si)
City:Lhasa
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Admission:Free

This article was posted on 2007-08-22
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