Tianjun Stone Scripture Temple

Tianjun Stone Scripture Temple

Tianjun Stone Scripture Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Introduction Located northeast of Tianjun County, about 18 kilometers from the county town. Built in 1957, it features Tibetan scriptures carved on stone slabs, including 108 volumes of the Kangyur (also known as Guan Jiao), 200 volumes of the Dzyan scriptures, and 324 Buddha statues. The scripture wall forms a square courtyard, standing 2 meters high, 1 meter wide, and stretching 320 meters in circumference. The entire carving has clear, neat, and elegant lines. The figures are accurately composed with natural and delicate lines, displaying various dynamic and static expressions, embodying the artistic characteristics of Tibetan Buddhist sculpture and holding high cultural relic value.

Qinghai Delingha