[2025 Kangding Attraction] Travel Guide for Nanwusi (Updated Mar)

#timetotravel This is Nanwu Temple one of the temples that you could visit in Kangding. It was originally built in the 11th century during the Song Dynasty. It is located at the foot of a mountain and is a stone structured courtyard. The architecture and design is very detailed which we really enjoyed observing. Inside the temple are monks, when we were there, they are some sort of praying so make sure to be silent and respect the temple and the monks. We couldn't even use our cameras as we weren't entirely sure if it was ok to take photos. Very chill and relaxed temple as you would expect. There are not a lpt of tourists too. Entrance Fee: free of charge. Address: Lucheng South Road, Kangding. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #temple #chinatravels #sichuan #architecture

#favouriteitinerary Tucked away in the heart of Sichuan’s Kangding, Nanwu Si Monastery is a stunning Tibetan Buddhist retreat brimming with spiritual energy. Golden rooftops gleam against the backdrop of misty mountains, while the rhythmic chants of monks create an aura of peace. The intricate murals and prayer wheels tell tales of devotion, making it a must-visit for culture seekers. Unlike the crowded monasteries of Tibet, Nanwu Si offers a more intimate, soulful experience. Whether you’re here for prayer or simply to soak in the tranquil atmosphere, this hidden gem is sure to leave you in awe. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Nanwu Temple is located to the south of Kangding City, with a golden roof shining in the lush woods. Nanwu Temple was originally "Namusi" on Paoma Mountain, meaning "Fairy Temple". It is said that "Namusi" was established during the Northern Song Dynasty and was originally a white temple in Tibetan Buddhism. Nanwu Temple is a famous Gelug (Yellow Sect) temple, and together with the neighboring Vajra Temple, it is known as the "Twin Temples in the Clouds", one of the ten ancient scenic spots in Kangding.

"On the galloping horse's mountain, a floating cloud yo" A song made us remember Kangding City But I believe many people, like me, often list Kangding as a transit station for their Western Sichuan trip or 318 self-driving tour But this time, after spending 3 days and 2 nights in Kangding, I really feel it is severely underrated √3.5h drive directly to escape the heat √Easily explore the local natural and cultural features in the city and surrounding areas Life, after all, is full of unexpected warmth and endless hope 🚗3 days and 2 nights itinerary↓ day1: Kangding Love Song Square—Liuliu City—Namo Temple—Taste Explorer day2: Ganzi Museum + Yajiageng day3: Mugecuo + return in the afternoon 👉Travel experience recommendations↓ Who says Kangding lacks entertainment at night? Go to Taste Explorer at night, everyone becomes an explorer, sitting at the "hot air balloon dining table", starting a wonderful journey The costumes, props, and environment all have a great sense of atmosphere The performers will sing and dance while serving you dishes that match different travel destinations, and they even speak "Martian language" which is very interesting What's more special is that they will interact with you, playing games, dancing, and having a lot of fun After the show, you can stroll around their market Creative, sentimental, and full of surprises, I really like it 🚗Transportation: 3.5h self-driving from Chengdu, suitable for electric car self-driving, there are many charging stations locally 🏠Accommodation: There are many local homestays 😋Food: Mushroom hot pot (my favorite), Kangding barbecue, Tibetan cuisine, yak meat, etc.

Compared with the Jingang Temple, Nanwu Temple is a splendid Jinding. The two temples are very close, and you can walk to the gate. You can enter the gate and have a high-rise square. It is a large stone square courtyard. The main hall is the third floor and the other side is the partial hall. A place where the religious atmosphere is pure and strong, there are no tickets, there are not many tourists, it is my favorite. The temple is very quiet, and there is a scent of incense in the hall. A golden plaque hung above the gate, inscribed by the former Buddhist president, Mr. Zhao Puchu. Nanwu (nm) Temple, located in Nancun Village, Kangding, formerly known as Nam Temple on the Happy Valley, meaning Fairy Temple. It is said that the Namu Temple was established during the Northern Song Dynasty, and was destroyed in the war in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. There are so many wonderful things in this world, but we are eager to greet material desires. If you put these flashy things down, go out and take a look, you will know when you are old, how valuable this experience is. The temple building is a heavy-duty mountain style, with arches and plaques, and the pavilion is a Tibetan-style painting. It is one of the main venues for the April 8th Mountain Festival. Because the temple has planted a lot of flowers, the flowers are very flourishing, and the bright flowers add a lot of vitality to the temple. Outside the temple, various flowers were planted, and the rose was the most. This picture on a pillar in the master's hall caught my eye. This picture is called "The Buddha says the ten-law boundary diagram", which makes heaven, earth and hell too clear. There is a downhill road from the small gate to the Nanwu Temple and back to the South Road of Saimashan. We did not go down the mountain and returned to the Nanwusi Square. The originally quiet square, there was a fierce quarrel on the right hand side. It seems to be Tibetan. What is the situation? Could the Lama quarrel? Curiosity starts, follow the sound to see what happened? [Travel Tips] [Address]: Kangding County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province [ticket]: Free