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About Milarepa Pavilion
Its vertically arranged shrines bring together figures associated with different Tibetan Buddhist traditions, while paintings and sculpture reward careful attention inside the permitted rooms. The building’s layered form distinguishes it from a broad courtyard temple. Begin outside to understand that form, then follow the interior route quietly; the name Nine-storey Pavilion should not be taken as a promise of nine publicly accessible floors.
What to look for
- The red, vertically layered pavilion and its contrasting roofline.
- The paintings and sculpted figures within the permitted shrine rooms.
Location & getting there
Getting to Milarepa Pavilion
Go to the Anduo Hezuo Monastery precinct at the Nawu Road–Tieba Road junction in Hezuo. Ask specifically for the Milarepa Pavilion entrance and confirm interior admission separately from access to the surrounding monastery grounds.
Combine your visit
A suggested order for the documented features and stops.
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Pavilion exterior
Read the layered building form from the monastery precinct.
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Permitted interior shrine route
Study the paintings and figures while following the religious site’s visitor instructions.
This is an editorial sequence. Check access and any road or boat transfers; it does not establish a walking route, common ticket or guaranteed same-day connection.
Find Milarepa Pavilion
米拉日巴佛阁 · 甘南州
The pin marks the area, not the entrance.
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View guide →Sources & visit information
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