Xumifushou Temple Travel Guide

Brief Introduction
Xumifushou Temple (Temple of Sumeru Happiness and Longevity) Copied from the Tashilunpo Monastery in Xigaze Tibet where the Sixth Panchen Lama lived, this temple was built in the 45th year of Emperor Qianlong´s reign (1780).

It is also called "the Palace of Banchan". The "Xumi Mountain" is called ceremony in Tibetan and it means the auspicious living place. "Fushou" means "Lunbu" in Tibetan.

The Xumifushou Temple means the temple is the place with a lot of blessedness and longevity. And it is a temporary residence and study for the Sixth Panchen Lama when he made a 20,000-li journey to the resort to offer congratulations to Emperor Qianlong on his 70th birthday.

The Xumifushou Temple covers an area of 36,700 square meters. It is divided into three parts. In the front courtyard there are stone bridge, stone lion, mountain door, tablet pavilion, gilding memorial archways and etc.

If you come here, you can comprehend the extensive Tibetan Buddhism and travel the Mountain Summer Resort at the same time to compare the two palaces.