Tsurbu Monastery is located in the upper reaches of the Tsurbu River in the northwest of Doulung Dechen County, 60 kilometers west of Lhasa, Tibet. It is 4,300 meters above sea level and about 70 kilometers away from the western suburbs of Lhasa, Tibet. It is the main temple of the Karma Kagyu Sect. The world-famous reincarnation system of Tibetan Buddhism was pioneered here and was later popularized by other sects in Tibet.

The temple faces south and was built in 1189 by the first Karmapa, Dusum Khyenpa. During a meditation, the first Karmapa, Dusum Khyenpa, realized that Truphu Temple is the Chakrasamvara mandala. Anyone who comes here can Can be blessed by Chakrasamvara. Tsurphu Monastery was rebuilt after the "Cultural Revolution". Since there were living Buddhas from the first major sect recognized by the Chinese government after the Cultural Revolution, it developed relatively quickly. There were 400 lamas in the temple.

Trubu Monastery has a large number of rare cultural relics. The Jiangpu Monastery Monument, which is now located in the main hall of Trubu Monastery, is about two and a half meters high and half a meter wide. It is engraved with ancient Tibetan inscriptions and is of great significance to the study of the politics, economy, and religion of the Tubo period. Historical value. The silver statue made by the Eighth Karmapa in memory of his guru is a treasure of the Tsurphu Monastery. Legend has it that the silver statue automatically suspended in the air for seven days after it was built, so it is said to be an "empty-dwelling Buddha"; Chubulachen (the Big Buddha) is about 6 meters high and was cast by the second Karmapa.

There is a spring near Tsurphu Monastery. The water is clear and sweet. In the past, Karmapa exerted his magical power and poked the ground with his crutch. In addition, the Macha Gala stone statue, the alms bowl once used by Milarepa, and the monk's hat of Dusong Qinba are all precious treasures of Tsurphu Monastery.

There are also a series of famous attractions on Jichenbo Mountain surrounding Tsurphu Monastery, such as the sky burial platform, the retreat room and the retreat cave of the Karmapas of all generations, as well as the mantra words left on the stones by the 17th Karmapa when he went to the mountain. wait.