Lying just to the south of the Putuo Zongsheng Temple, Sumero's Temple of Happiness and Longevity (Xumi fushou zhi miao) is the most southerly of the northern temple group. It was built in 1780 in order to house a visit by the Sixth Panchen Lama, so the 37,900 square meters of space that is the temple is designed mostly in a Tibetan form, in the style of the Shigatse Monastery, the Tashilhunpo. The Panchen Lama eventually made his visit in 1781.

The temple is still fairly run down, although at present is being heavily renovated. The main building here is the Hall of Excellence and Grandeur (Miaogao zhuangyan dian), a triple-tiered building whose most notable feature are the eight golden dragons that line the roof. The octagonal tower at the northern end of the temple, whose roof is prettily glazed with yellow tile, is also worth visiting.

How to get xumifushou temple: The temple is the nearest to the intersection of Shanzhuang donglu and Shizigou lu. It is just south of the Putuo Zhongsheng Temple, on Shizigou lu.
Opening hours: Daily, 08:00-6:00.