Brief Introduction
Located in the north-west of Chengde city, the Pule Temple was built in 1766 A.D by Qianlong Emperor. After the rebellions in Xinjiang area was suppressed by central government of the Qing Dynasty, more and more ethnic minorities groups leaders came to Chengde Mountain Resort to present themselves to the Emperors and spend their summer holidays together.

The temple was constructed to show the respect of central government to the Minorities. It consists of two parts: the front part is traditional Chinese architectures while the back part is Tibetan Buddhism style buildings as well as Buddhist rites.

The main attractions inside the temple are Bell and Drum Towers, Pavilions, Heaven King Palace (Tian Wang Dian) and the Daxiong Baodian. It has been placed on "a Catalogue of World Culture Heritage" by UN in 1981.