Donna Temple is located on the road from Shigatse to Sakya on National Highway 3 18, and is under the jurisdiction of Qumei Township, Shigatse City. Donna Temple was founded in 1033. Donna Temple was converted into Tashilhunpo Temple, which belongs to Gru and was built quite late. Engraving printing was developed in the18th century and has been repaired many times. Since the late19th century, temples have been gradually depressed. Therefore, although Donna Temple has many early cultural relics, most of the buildings, large and small, are different from before. When experts from National Cultural Heritage Administration investigated the temple in 1959, the ruins of the ruined temple had become desolate, and Donna Temple was moved ten years later.
Destroyed by chaos, it is one of the three major printing plants in Tibet. Donna Temple 1962 was announced by the people's government of the autonomous region as the first batch of cultural relics protection units at the autonomous region level.
Donna Temple is an important place for carving and printing Buddhist scriptures and flags in Tibet, especially in the18th century. Donna Temple has been renovated many times and its scale has been expanding. Donna Temple has made great contributions to the rescue and development of Tibetan ancient books. A large number of Tibetan classics, such as Tibetan scriptures 108 and Buddhist scriptures 2 15, were engraved by the sutra printing institute of Donna Temple, and the carvings were complete and exquisite. In addition to words, there are color-coded drawing boards on the scriptures. In addition, many famous works, such as the Biography of Sakyamuni, are from this printing institute. Donna Temple, Children's Song Printing Institute and Potala Palace Printing Institute are also called the three major printing institutes in Tibet.