Zhaxida Wacang Culture Experience Hall

I have been to Tibet before and I am very fascinated with the humanistic environment there. The Tashida Tibetan Cultural Experience Hall is a special experience hall in Zhujiajiao Ancient Town in Shanghai. When I visited this experience hall, it seemed to take me back to the scene of Tibet, except for the smell of Tibetan incense in the air. Other content is very similar to what you saw in Tibet. There are two floors in this experience hall, each floor is not very large, the first floor mainly introduces the transit, yak, Tangka, crafts, etc. in Tibet, the number of crafts is not many, but they are very delicate. The second floor area is built to imitate Tibetan homes, even the stairs upstairs are very similar, coffee table, sofa, Buddha statue, Hada, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., the audio still plays the songs of Tibetans there, so that visitors can more integrate into the Tibetan living environment. Opening hours: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Tickets: 10 yuan (30 yuan for scenic spots including this attraction)

Shanghai Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is the largest ancient town in Shanghai. There are many small attractions in the ancient town. This Tibetan Cultural Experience Hall is one of the paid attractions. There are two floors in this experience hall. The first floor is a transit, Tibetan clothes, yak decoration, etc. The second floor is decorated according to the residence of Tibetans. Very exotic, miss the days of going to Tibet, the decoration here is very exquisite, the whole experience hall is very good.

Zhujiajiao 8 attractions have all gone to the joint ticket. The most worth going is the class plantation. If you buy a ticket, you will be 20 yuan. There are relatively few people and you can walk in the leisure court. The crafts display hall is also good, there are modern kiln porcelain, embroidery, you can practice calligraphy, taste tea, and caress the piano. The Tibetan Cultural Experience Hall is also available. There are some cultural relics of Tangka, Tibetan Buddhism, etc. The decoration is very Tibetan. The watercolor art museum and the humanities art museum are all painting exhibitions. If you like to see paintings, you can go and see. Yuanjin Temple, Chenghuang Temple, Daqing Post Office feel so-so.

Today the weather is good, we went to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, everything is the same, the bustling crowd, the smell of meat in the air, the squeaking of the vendors. But today was really amazing by this Tibetan experience hall, half-covered doors, elegant windows, let us can't help but buy tickets to see. The door is very small, the attraction is the simulated Tibetan yogurt, but it is another view. The first floor is an exhibition of Buddhist culture and Tibetan kitchens. The second floor is a display of Tibetan nobles. The ancient furniture is beautiful. We experienced yak handmade yogurt. It was so delicious. I will definitely go again next time!

Living in Shanghai, when the weather is good, you will think of going to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town for a walk, watching the buildings full of traces of the years, stepping on the bluestone slabs, there will always be a warm feeling, as if you were carefree in the alley when you were a child. Last time I went to Zhujiajiao, I accidentally saw this Tibetan experience hall. It was newly opened. It was a bit awkward at first. After all, in the ancient town of Jiangnan, I didn't expect that there would be a national culture that would stand here. The Tibetan staff kindly told me in unskilled Chinese, please come in and see, you can experience Tibetan folk culture without going to Tibet. I have been to Tibet before, I can see that she is really Tibetan, thinking of the simple Tibetans I have encountered in Tibetan areas, I feel very kind, did not hesitate to buy tickets to enter. The first floor is a Buddhist cultural exhibition, Tangka and scriptures. What surprised me was that there were Tangka artifacts during the Qing Dynasty. The second floor is a display of Tibetan furniture. The lifestyles of Tibetan nobles and civilians are very different. Upstairs, I also experienced butter tea made by Tibetan girls on the spot, which made me feel like I was back to the sweet tea house in Lhasa. There are many tourists coming in one after another, especially foreign tourists, and the ethnic group is the world. It's really right. The Jiangnan water town accommodates elegant Tibetan culture, and the Tupu culture will be harmonious with Han culture.