Huanglong Monastery

Arranged in Songpan County of Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province, Huanglong Monastery was worked in the Ming Dynasty. Comprising of a progression of straightforward wooden structures, it borders Yucui Peak and faces Huanglong Valley, which has a place with the Huanglong Scenic and Historic Interest Area. The cloister gets its name from the legend of a Taoist called Huanglong who accomplished eternality in the religious community.

The front, center and back regions of the cloister were altogether developed around the state of the mountain, giving it a sublime scale and extraordinary style. Huanglong Cave, situated behind Huanglong Monastery, is no-limit and loaded with ious stalactites and three statues of a situated Buddha. Cut in the Ming Dynasty, the statues are secured with calcified precious stones, making them the joint work of both man and nature.On the fifteenth day of the half year on the Chinese lunar logbook, Huanglong Monastery holds a sanctuary reasonable. Around then, numerous individuals assemble at the back cloister to celebrate