Changzhu Temple is also known as "Changzhu Zhuoma Lakhang", which means "Changzhu Tara Hall". There are 21 temples in total, representing 21 Taras (incarnations of Guanyin). There is a precious pearl thangka in the temple. It is a cultural relic. The entire thangka is 2 meters long and 1.2 meters wide. It consumes 26 taels of pearls in total, totaling 29,926. It is inlaid with one diamond, two rubies, one sapphire, 0.55 taels of purple sapphire, 185 turquoises, and 1,997 corals. pellets. There are red, yellow, green, black, white and other colors, and they are also decorated with auspicious clouds, flowers, birds, petals, etc. around them. This thangka was a "Guanyin Resting Picture" funded by Queen Nedong in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty, that is, during the Pamudlupa Dynasty. It is a precious picture scroll dedicated to Zetsoba Temple. There are many precious cultural relics in the Changzhu Temple, among which the Pearl Thangka "Guanyin Resting Picture", the "Eight-year-old Statue of Padmasambhava" and the "Kesi Thangka embroidered by Princess Wencheng" are among the three major treasures of the temple. precious.

Changzhu Temple was one of the first Buddhist temples built during the Tubo period, and was the administrative seat of Changzhu District. The forest here is lush and the scenery is superb. It has been one of the political and economic centers of Shannan throughout the ages.