Tiantuosi

In the morning, I set off from Zuogong and walked along National Highway 318. It took about an hour to drive to Tiantuo Temple in Tiantuo Township, Tiantuo Township. This is a temple built in 1487 and has a history of more than 500 years. There are a large number of national cultural relics in the temple, especially some wooden tires, mud plastics, Kim Bodhisattva is particularly famous; Due to the snow last night, Tiantuo Temple and the surrounding area are all white, silver wrapped, especially charming, especially when we raised the drone, Tiantuo Temple and the Tuka Temple, Tiantuo Village, 318 National Road, and the rolling snow mountains around, are even more beautiful. Many monks in the temple were attracted to watch my aerial photography together.

The morning light was first exposed, and the earth was still in sleep, so I set off. In the blue sky, the stars were a little bit, the cold light shimmered, like a street lamp, looking at the plateau. No wind, no clouds, and the clear air was exciting. Of course, this excitement is more about the expectations of Zuogong Temple. In the vast Tibetan land, as long as there is someone in the place, there must be a monastery. Walking on this land, you will find that near the village, there must be one or even multiple road signs pointing to the deep mountain, marked "Mou Mou Temple". On the roadside leading to Tiantuo Town in Zuogong County, there is such a road sign, and the book is "Zuogong Temple". From Zuogong County to Yazhong Village, Tiantuo Town, all the way smoothly, 40 minutes to the mountainside, you can see the Zuogong Temple complex, the square red wall golden roof building, high and mysterious. Zuogong Temple is shaped like the Potala Palace, built on the Elephant Trunk Mountain, majestic. Not far from the mountains, the roads above the mountainside are surrounded by roads, the world is vast and beautiful, and the words are scarce. In addition to marveling, it is still marveling. On the vast snowy plateau, the temples are as many as stars. Zuogong Temple was just a hurry in my trip, and as I stood here looking out, a feeling of a blank and strange life came into being. This temple let me interpret the power of faith, perhaps this is the spiritual pillar of the plateau human beings, with these spiritual levels of support, they have been tenaciously living on this snow plateau for generations.