Manba Lamasery

　　Manba Lamasery, situated in Lamsi Temple Town, was initially constructed in the 55th year of the Qianlong reign (1790) with donations from the first-generation Beile Dongribusiren and was overseen by the first Shazhong (—) Gongqige Airbuj, boasting a history of 215 years. After its completion, the temple aimed to study Buddhist medical doctrines and train medical professionals. Monks who studied here...

　　Upon entering the temple, monks pursued both religious teachings and medical studies. After its restoration, the site features the Mahavira Hall, Medicine Buddha Stupa, 0 Hall, and caves, and has now been developed into a tourist attraction.

　　"Manba," in Tibetan, means "the institute of medical scriptures." Manba Lamasery is a specialized institution for the study of medical religion. Monks here first study scriptures and then medicine (Mongolian medicine), combining religious and medical learning to achieve a high level of expertise in the medical field. It is said that dozens of secret formulas for Mongolian medicine were developed here.