Sangding Temple

Sangding Temple is located on a steep mountaintop southwest of Yangzhuoyuko Lake, belonging to the Tibetan Buddhist Shambayu tribe, an ancient temple with a history of more than 300 years. The jingle, fixed on the head of the gate, the rope, the family building, the branches, and the earth and the sky, constitute a realm of connecting the earth to the sky. Although the only temple for women living Buddha, there is no female master in the temple.

Sangding Temple, the only female living Buddha temple in Tibet, is not allowed to take pictures. Tibetan compatriots, men, women and children enter the temple to worship. Unfortunately, the Tangka treasured in the temple can't understand where it is good. The scenery facing Yanghu is good.

Around Yanghu to the southwest, a dangerous mountain appeared in front of the mountain, a mysterious temple looming, that is the Sangding Temple. Our car was still a nine-and-two-tiger effort, along the sheep intestine trail "climb" for nearly 40 minutes, the temple gate finally appeared in front of our eyes. Sanding Temple is divided into the Red Palace and the White House, halfway up the mountain like a rose and a daffodil in the snow.

The temples here, like those in Lhasa, have so many worshippers. For foreign tourists, all this experience of religion is also another important scenery of cultural attractions.

It is worth going, and it is also a lot of times that I have not entered, the next destination!