Tagong Prairie, "Tagong", is a Tibetan language meaning "the place that Bodhisattva likes". It is located at an altitude of 3730 meters above sea level. When you get off the bus, you feel that the sky is so close to the horizon. You can touch it when you reach out. Under the shelter of the Snow Mountain, it is so sacred. There is a fee for entering the so-called Tagong Prairie. It is similar to the ordinary grassland. There is not much need. The local Tibetans live for a long time. It is not recommended to talk to them. The Ganzi Pagoda is the most famous grassland in Ganzi Prefecture. The terrain is undulating and gentle, the water and grass are abundant, and the cattle and sheep are in groups. The rivers, grasslands, forests, mountaines, temples, Tibetan houses and rich Tibetan customs along the grasslands make you feel like you are in a beautiful world without worry, and the most beautiful scenery of Ganzi is presented to the tourists. . Yala Snow Mountain is also known as the Yala Mountain. It is one of the four great mountain areas in the Tibetan area recorded in the famous Tibetan epic The King Gesar. Snow Mountain is known as the "second Shambhala". The so-called Shambhala is the place where the gods live, and is the ideal state in the minds of Tibetans. The top of the mountain is snowy all year round and the clouds are haunting. From different angles, the snow-capped mountains are different in shape, like the lotus throne surrounded by petals, and the Maitreya Buddha sitting on the side, full of aura. Dear traveler, where are you going, a flowering encounter, don't go through the autumn and the sky, go to the snow, no matter when, the heart is warm, the soul will not wander. The main hall is a combination of Tibetan and architectural styles. The lower part is a traditional Tibetan stone wall and the upper part is a Chinese style mountain roof. The main character of the temple is the statue of Sakyamuni and Gongga Ningbo, the master of the Buddha Sakyamuni.