Lhasa

Sera Monastery. Lhasa is a multifaceted city, both modern and traditional, both commercial and devout. For the first two days here, what I felt was the overwhelming prosperity and noise, the commercial atmosphere was so strong that I could forget that I was on the snow-capped plateau, with many people, cars, and shops everywhere. In the following days, I started to visit various temples, and truly felt the peaceful and serene life atmosphere of the traditional Tibetans. Today I came to Sera Monastery, initially attracted by the architecture, colors, and debates mentioned in the mouth. Although I still didn't catch up with the debate, the architectural colors were as expected, and they were very photogenic~ Yellow and white are the main colors, occasionally matched with red, very simple and atmospheric, it is a good choice to slowly play in Lhasa. Small tips: 1. The debate time is 3-5 pm (rest on Sundays), the entrance is a bit far from the debate field, if you want to listen to the debate, you need to advance A 2. Sera Monastery is a bit big, each independent small courtyard has its own characteristics, suitable for not in a hurry to stroll around 3. Before 5 o'clock, the ticket is 50, after 5 o'clock, because many places are closed, the ticket is 10 yuan. If you just want to take pictures, it is suitable to go after 5 o'clock.