A lamp of oil conveys the infinite piety and prayer of the believers, allowing the spirits of the living and the dead to communicate and communicate. Many outsiders come to the temples in Tibet, in addition to various shapes of Buddha statues and statues of the Law protector, the most attractive and shocking thing to them is the ever-changing butter lamp. Why do butter lamps light up day and night, and in so many quantities? In addition to the temple, you can see the spectacular scene of thousands of butter lamps flashing and swirling, and in the Tibetan family, you can also see the endless butter lamps.

Lhasa's Bayulin is adjacent to several giant white towers on Beijing Road between the Red Mountain and Yaowang Mountain in the Potala Palace, adding some beautiful views to this Beijing Road.

"Bagayan Forest" is the three large white towers located between the Red Mountain and Yaowang Mountain of the Potala Palace in Lhasa City, Tibet. The original white tower was built in the 8th century AD and is a gateway to Lhasa City. In the 6th century, Lhasa was expanded and demolished. The current white tower was built in 1995. The former gate tower was rebuilt in the original site, which also became part of the majestic architecture of the Potala Palace, which is convenient for transportation and maintains the veins of the Shenshan Mountain. Friends who come to Lhasa must visit.

Located under the Red Mountains of Lhasa, on the right side of the Potala Palace, consists of three Tibetan white towers, which are said to be older than the Potala Palace, built by craftsmen brought by the Nepalese wife of Songzanganbu.

Originally did not know its name, long knowledge, said this is also a more Tibetan Buddhist characteristics of the building, it is said that the original red mountain and Yaowang mountain are connected, only when the liberation of Tibet was blown up, and later built this building.

Bagayan Forest is the three large white towers located between the Red Mountain and Yaowang Mountain of the Potala Palace in Lhasa City, Tibet. The original white tower was built in the 8th century AD and is a gateway to Lhasa City. In the 6th century, Lhasa was expanded and demolished. The current white tower was built in 1995. The former gate tower was rebuilt in the original site, which also became part of the majestic architecture of the Potala Palace, which is convenient for transportation and maintains the veins of the Shenshan Mountain. Friends who come to Lhasa must visit.