Covering an area of 2,329 square meters, Beiyue Temple is composed of the mountain gate, the main hall, the rear hall, wing-rooms, etc. The four Chinese characters of “恩溥三多” are carved on the horizontal inscribed board hung on the gate. The characters present the respect of locals to the Sanduo God.

Sanduo God is worshiped in the middle of the main hall. On the left of the statue is the statue of his first wife who was Tibetan. The statue of his second wife who was Bai ethnic minority stands on the right. The layout of the three statues symbolizes the close relationship between the Naxi, Tibetan and Bai people. On the left side of the hall stands the statue of General Keshi who was in the charge of Sanduo God. On the right side is the statue of a myrmidon of Sanduo God, named Abao Gaodi. You will also see an old sabina chinensis which is more than 1,000 years old in the temple. The tree is around 22 meters tall.

On the 8th of February in the Chinese lunar calendar, the Naxi people in the surrounding areas always gather in the temple to worship Sandou God with a whole sheep. That day, visitors can enjoy the unique and solemn related activities. It is said that Sanduo God was a sheep in the Chinese zodiac.