Introduction to Yangbajing Temple: There is Yangbajing Temple in the west of Yangbajing Basin. Its full name in Tibetan is "Tudeng Yangbajing", which means "Buddhist Guangyan City". Yangbajing Temple is the red hat of the Tibetan Buddhist Karma Kagyu. The main temple of the department. The Karma Kagyu is one of the four major branches of the Tabu Kagyu. Its founder is Dusongchenpa (1110～1193), a disciple of Tabu Lajie (1079～1153). The Karma Kagyu is divided into two small branches: one is the black hat line, named after the gold-rimmed black monk's hat that Karma Paxi (1204-1283) received from Yuan Xianzong; the other is the red hat line, which is from Derived from the Black Hat family, it was named after his first living Buddha, Drakpa Sengge, who was given a red monk's hat by a member of the Yuan Dynasty royal family. Yangbajing Temple was built in 1490 by the fourth living Buddha of the Red Hat family, Chodral Yeshi, and stopped reincarnating in 1791. In the three centuries since it was built, Yangbajing Temple has been successively added and expanded, forming a large-scale temple complex. There are many cultural relics in the temple. Due to the funding from the local forces of Rinbungpa Dunyue Dorje and the local government of Zangba Khan, the temple assets are also extremely considerable.