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Xiangride Panchen Official Residence
4.2
/5
7 Reviews
"Temple"
Dulan Top 3 in Can't Miss Attractions
石人柴懋
""In August 1949, the 10th Panchen Lama Erdeni Choji Gyaltsen moved to Xiangri De. The red walls and green tiles of the monastery and the golden wheel roof are hidden in the golden color, setting off the snow-capped peaks in the distance."
Ulan Chaka Siyuan
Nearby City
4
/5
1 Reviews
"Temple"
Wulan Top 5 in Can't Miss Attractions
国事家
"I have been there a few years ago and it was good. I will check it again when I have a chance."
Ga'rila Temple
Nearby City
4.2
/5
27 Reviews
"Temple"
Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Hainan Top 20 in Can't Miss Attractions
Open 24 hours (Local time)
谭伯虎点蚊香
"To see the temples, you should go to the Ta'er Temple. Although there are more people, it is magnificent and magnificent. If you look at the natural scenery, the Huanhu West Road is even worse. Before going to check other people's travel notes, it is written that the monks in the temple are shy and kind, and there is a paradise on earth. When I parked the car on the main road, a monk came over and asked for money! I was stunned. The area around Qinghai Lake surrounded by herders’ barbed wire said that this is their pasture. You have to go in and you have to pay. I can understand how much this is. Now I am parked on the main road and I have to pay. Money, and a monk asks me for money! In my cognition, the Tibetan people’s faith is very pious, so there are only a few hundred kilometers of three prayers and nine percussion pilgrimages, meticulous and never lazy! The lamas are more pure and refined, and they are dedicated to the Buddha. These people are not in the same state as the Jiufuhua monks and Taoists in the Mainland. But now, a lama is asking me for money on the main road. He has not been approved for charging and has not entered private territory. Even the car is charged per person. What is the difference between this and robbery? If it wasn't for the old and the small, I would really harden the steel to the end! When I handed the money to the lama, I asked him: Does the Buddha know about these things you do? The lama was taken aback for a moment, and then showed an awkward expression. He should also realize that he had fallen into a stinky mortal in the red dust. Not recommended!"
Cuowagashen Ze Duoka Temple
Nearby City
4
/5
6 Reviews
"Temple"
Maduo Top 11 in Can't Miss Attractions
亮点liangpoint
"The Shizhedoka Monastery is located at the foot of the Cuorigaze Mountain. The temple faces the Eling Lake Yingqin Beach. It is said that this is the place where Songtsen Gambo married Princess Wencheng. The ancient temple is not too big. The broken prayer flags and the walls and towers piled up by Mani stones at the back of the temple tell of the vicissitudes of life. There are few tourists here, and there is an off-road vehicle parked outside the temple. The buddies standing next to the car saw us saying hello and asked if we should go to Maduo? Unexpectedly, there was a real trip to source the Yellow River."
Dulansi
Nearby City
"Temple"
Mr李洪宇
"Riding on the 315 National Road, I was not affected by the rain at all. On this beautiful plateau road, I came across an ancient temple with a history of more than 700 years. This is the Dulan Temple, which is famous in the Mongolian region of Qinghai. The history of Dulan Temple began in the first year of the Yuan Shizu. During the Ming Dynasty, the third Dalai Lama approved the construction of a quiet room, which was the prototype of Dulan Temple. By the time of the Qing Dynasty, the Gelug Sect gained power, and Dulan Temple was officially built on the basis of the quiet room during the Shunzhi period. The understanding of Tibetan Buddhism started with the moving poems of the Living Buddha Cangyang Gyatso. As a person without faith, he has a pious face every time he shakes the prayer wheel. "That year, I shook all the sutra pipes, not for superfluousness, just to touch your fingertips." Whenever I see the prayer wheel, I think of the living Buddha poet. If he were not a living Buddha, he would have lived an ordinary but happy life. Like many traditional Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, Dulan Temple has many prayer wheels inside and outside the temple. The first time I saw the prayer wheels was in Tagong Temple in western Sichuan many years ago. At that time, I shook all the prayer wheels with my friends enthusiastically. When I shook the last prayer wheel, my heart seemed to let go of a piece. The stone is like completing a sacred ceremony. Dulan Temple is very big, and the temple was undergoing renovation when we went. Wandering in the temple, watching a monk disappear into an empty house, I also hurriedly followed in, to a place called the burning room, which was lit with many butter lamps. In Tibetan Buddhism, there is a festival commemorating Master Tsongkhapa called the Lantern Festival, which is held in winter according to the Tibetan calendar. In 2014, I happened to encounter the Lantern Festival in Anjue Temple, Kangding. It was a very grand festival. The small Anjue Temple needed dozens of armed police to maintain order on the scene. I stayed quietly in the burning room for a while, and when I went out, I happened to meet an old grandfather holding a rosary shaking the prayer wheel. The believers of Tibetan Buddhism are very pious. The meticulousness of shaking the prayer wheel, and the prostrate pilgrimage step by step, can easily impress me who has no faith. Dulan Temple has experienced ups and downs since its establishment. At its most glorious time, the temple had more than 1,000 monks, more than 300 rooms, and a 36-pillar Buddhist temple. It was the most brilliant among the 30 Buddhist temples in the Qaidam area. one of. The living Buddha stupa in Dulan Temple is very conspicuous. Many believers who come to Dulan Temple will walk around the stupa. Today's Dulan Temple is much smaller than it was at its most glorious time, but there are still nearly 50 monks and nearly 100 monks' houses. Master Tsongkhapa is the founder of the Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism, and the Gelug Sect has been widely spread in recent centuries due to the favor of the Qing rulers. Dulan Temple belongs to the Gelug Sect. In the highest place of Dulan Monastery, there is a Tsongkhapa Hall. The main hall of Tsongkhapa is a courtyard-style monk. When I went there, it was raining and all the monks were closed, and no tourists were seen. It seemed a little deserted. The Dulan Temple today is not as prosperous as it was in its history, but it is still full of incense. Walking into the red courtyard gate, I just met many monks passing by. Out of respect for religion, I did not photograph their front. I visited Dulan Temple all the time, and the light rain continued to fall. When I was about to leave, a monk in red gauze appeared at the corner of the temple's Buddhist room. This is the last photo in Dulan Temple. Today Dulan Temple is not as prosperous as it was when it was at its most prosperous, but the shadow of its once glory can be seen everywhere. Dulan Temple feels like an independent Buddhist temple. Although it is next to the 315 National Road, it is rarely disturbed by tourists. There are many good places in Qinghai, but Haixi Prefecture is an undeveloped virgin land. In addition to the world-famous land of the sky-Chaka Salt Lake, Haixi Prefecture actually has many good places. These places have pristine and beautiful scenery, but almost no foreign tourists set foot. It is highly recommended to drive Haixi State. If you pass 315 National Highway, remember to stop at Dulan Temple."
Saizongsi
Nearby City
4
/5
6 Reviews
"Temple"
Open 24 hours (Local time)
赛宗寺
"The beautiful Sai Zong Temple Holy Land Sai Zong Temple The Sai Zong Temple of Buddhist culture"
Tianjun Shijing Temple
Nearby City
4.3
/5
4 Reviews
"Temple"
狮子座王子
"Although Shijing Temple is not long in history, its incense is strong!"
Shatuo Monastery
Nearby City
4.7
/5
11 Reviews
"Temple"
Gangcha Top 5 in Can't Miss Attractions
大胃姑娘
"Originally, I went to Shatuo Temple with nothing to do, but I didn’t expect it very much. I didn’t expect that when I arrived, my eyes lit up. Although this small temple is small, it feels very real! It’s a place where genuine people come. The scenery is beautiful, small and beautiful. I came early and very quiet. I only heard a monk singing in a low voice. It’s very nice and I like this place."
Zhouqun Temple
Nearby City
4
/5
2 Reviews
"Temple"
Open 24 hours (Local time)
狮子座王子
"The local Tibetans are very devout to the temple and the incense is strong."
Gangcha Great Temple
Nearby City
5
/5
6 Reviews
"Temple"
Gangcha Top 6 in Can't Miss Attractions
青海夏都圣洁天路户外旅游车队
"The Gangcha Temple is located 25 kilometers north of Hargai Town, Gangcha County, Haibei Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province. It is located between the upper reaches of the Yiwu River and the confluence of Ennaishui and between the Lengbao Mountain in Deri and Wensang Mountain in Deqin. Of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Built in 1915, the temple was built on the hillside, with courtyards, pavilions, scattered heights, green tiles, palace walls, and angled cornices. It is one of the most prestigious temples in Gangcha County and the center of religious activities in the county. This complex of buildings is dominated by tall monasteries, and there are many monks’ houses around them that are a bit old. There is a temple that is particularly beautiful, with simple architecture and exquisite decoration. The interior hall has many beautiful Buddhist totems. The pillars of the temple are wrapped in dragon embroidery. The beauty is amazing, but you can't take pictures. Overall it's not bad, the religious atmosphere is relatively strong"
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