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Aliteng Delingha Temple

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The Aliteng Monastery was originally built in the second year of the Xuantong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1910) by the monk Sai Duo from Ta'er Monastery. Its Dharma name, "Danba Peijilin," means "Land of Flourishing Buddhist Teachings." The monastery covers a total area of 2,383.2 square meters, including a scripture hall (165 square meters). It houses precious cultural relics, an array of ritual instruments, a myriad of Buddha statues, and an extensive collection of scriptures...

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Aliteng Delingha Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Aliteng Monastery was originally built in the second year of the Xuantong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1910) by the monk Sai Duo from Ta'er Monastery. Its Dharma name, "Danba Peijilin," means "Land of Flourishing Buddhist Teachings." The monastery covers a total area of 2,383.2 square meters, including a scripture hall (165 square meters), and contains precious cultural relics, a rich assortment of ritual instruments, a diverse collection of Buddha statues, and a vast library of scriptures, making it a treasure trove of Buddhist art. After enduring numerous hardships, it has now been relocated to the north side of Xingfu Road in the Hedong District of Delingha City. Facing east and nestled against mountains and near water, the site boasts beautiful scenery and a tranquil environment. It stands as one of the city’s cultural landmarks and serves as a sacred place for people of all ethnicities to worship, offer incense, and engage in various religious activities.