The Oriental Little Switzerland—Langmusi

Langmusi is actually a small town located at the border of Sichuan and Gansu provinces, not just a single temple. The southwestern part belongs to Ruoergai County in Sichuan Province. At the end of a Tibetan Buddhist temple here, passing through the Namo Grand Canyon, lies the source of the Bailong River. The northeastern part belongs to Luqu County in Gansu Province, where there is also a Tibetan Buddhist monastery. I visited both monasteries and personally found the former more serene and steeped in history. It's worth noting that Langmusi sits at an altitude of 3,300 meters, with cooler temperatures in the morning and evening. Additionally, during my self-drive trip, Langmusi was undergoing road construction—and the state of the road was simply a mess.