Nuri Songgongbu Temple Review

The Suri Song Gongbu is the western Sanyou Temple. The Tibetan language "Suri Song Gongbu" is the Tibetan translation of "the Lord of the West Sanbu". The Suri Song Gongbu is located in the block of the two intersections of Lugu 1st Lane and Barkhor South Street. The temple is facing west, marked by the prayer wheel. From the west to the end of Jokhang Temple Square, at the intersection of Danjielin Road, turn left, follow Danjielin Road to Lugu Road and turn right into the market. Before you go, you can see that there is a large sign on the left wall that says "Nuri Sanla Palace". Enter from the small door below the big name, and the courtyard is a residential house. The small house on the right is the Nuri Song Kambu. Nuri Songgongbu is the branch of Yangrigang Temple in Lhasa in Mozhugongka County. The size of the monastery is very small, the main temple is smaller, and the Buddha in the temple is dedicated to Zongkaba, Wulishou Buddha, Sanyu Lord (Guanyin Bodhisattva, Wenshu Bodhisattva, King Kong Hand Bodhisattva), Buddha Tower and so on. There is a small temple on the upper floor of the main temple, which provides a statue of the lama, and is a tribute to the ancestors of the straight Gong.

Brilliant, quiet and harmonious temple, strong incense, strong mysterious Buddhist holy place. Worth a visit.

One of the many temples in Lhasa city, nice

Nuri Songgongbu Temple is really good, go see

Very Tibetan, the interior is beautiful.