China Ethnic Culture Park-Dazhao Temple

Jokhang Temple is located on the right side of the entrance of the North Garden of the Chinese National Museum. After climbing a pilgrimage road made of graffiti, you can see the concentrated version of the temple. There is a prayer wheel in front of the temple, and there are some Tangka exhibitions, telling the historical customs of Tibet. There is also a small Octagon Street, which is very distinctive.

In the Chinese Nationalities Museum, the southwest corner of the North Garden is the Tibet Scenic Area. The scenic area simulates the gate of the Jokhang Temple, Tancheng, and Barkhor Street. For those who like to travel in Tibet, when they can't go to the Tibetan area, they can come here to meet the desire to travel a little. When the weather is good, especially in the blue sky and white clouds, wearing Tibetan ethnic costumes, it is a lot of people like to take pictures here. Especially at the gate of the imitation Jokhang Temple, whether it is the style of walls, windows, murals, paintings or curtains, it is the same as Tibet. If you put on Tibetan costumes again, the photos taken are really like in Tibet, and they can be faked. Unfortunately, in winter, most of the doors of the building are closed, and the exhibition inside feels like it has not been updated for a long time. The wall of the street is also written on the wall of the octagonal street. After the 1980s, the name will no longer be called, and it is also full of sense of time. Since the Chinese National Park opened earlier, there were no Pangu Grand View, Bird's Nest, Big Nails and many high-rise buildings around at that time. Now take pictures, to pretend to be in Tibet, to avoid these modern buildings that appear in the camera.

Original, realistic image, worth seeing.