Cibalakang Temple

Cibalakang (TsepakLha-khang) is located in Chengguan District, Lhasa, close to the Xiaozhao Temple. It is a Tibetan Buddhist Gelu Temple. There is only one Buddhist hall, which provides unlimited life Buddhas. There is a mulberry stove in front of the door, and cigarettes are lingering. At the beginning of the 21st century, the incense of Cibalakang was full of fire, and until now, it is still the famous place of worship in Lhasa.

The temple is free of tickets in the southwest corner of Lhasa's Xiaozhao Temple Square. The temple is mainly dedicated to the infinite life Buddha. People come here to pray for peace and longevity and health. Enter the passage inside the temple, on the right hand side is a row of golden prayer wheels, the hall is magnificent and the infinite life Buddha is high on the top, the butter lamp is particularly bright and eye-catching, and the neatly arranged exhibition cabinet is mostly golden Buddha statues.

A temple next to the Jokhang Temple on Barkhor Street, because I didn't pay attention to the time when I went out, I originally came to the Jokhang Temple to see it. When I arrived, I found that the Jokhang Temple would not open until 15:00 in the afternoon. Before 15:00, locals and believers in the Jokhang Temple should have Buddhist activities. The next to the Temple of the Balakang is free to the public.

Next to the Kozhao Temple is the Cibalakang Temple. It feels that the Cibalakang Temple is more luxurious than the Kozhao Temple. The Cibalakang Temple is a small and simple temple. There is a long circle from the door. It is free to visit here. Don't look at the temple, the incense is very strong. The infinity Buddha is dedicated. Bless health and longevity. The body is the cost of revolution, so people will come to pray for health, which is probably one of the reasons for the incense. The temple inside is very luxurious, but unfortunately you can't take pictures. Originally, I saw that the Raiders could go up to the 2nd floor, but when I went, the 2nd floor was stopped and I couldn't go up. It was a pity.

The Cibalakang Temple is close to the Xiaozhao Temple, located in the Xiaojibeng Residents' Committee on Xiaozhao Temple Road, Lhasa. There is a mulberry stove in front of the Cibalakang Temple. The smoky fire is the largest infinite life Buddha in Lhasa. It is said that it can bless peace and longevity, so the incense is particularly strong. The people who come here every day are endless and spectacular.