Lamuyangcuo Lake Review

In front of Songzanlin Temple is Ramyangcuo Lake, and it takes about an hour to visit the lake. Standing on the opposite side of Ramyangcuo Lake, you can take a reflection of Songzanlin Temple, wetlands, lakes, and grass-grazing horses, echoing each other. This situation should only be in the sky, and it is rare to see you a few times on earth. Lamyangcuo Lake Tibetan meaning "the soul lake of the Virgin" is located opposite Songzanlin Temple, because it is the soul lake of the famous goddess Baidenram, so it is very famous in the goddess. Lam Yangcuo Lake is not big, but it is famous in Tibetan areas and the scenery is beautiful. There are various water birds in the lake during the four seasons, and water birds such as black-necked cranes and yellow ducks can be seen everywhere. Standing on the top of the Zhacang Hall and watching Lake Ram Yangcuo, it is a natural projection of Buddha. When the weather is clear, the water is as clear as a mirror, and the lake and mountains are reflected. Sometimes the sky will be cloudy, there is no wind and waves, the lake will make strange noises, and there will be various wonderful scenes. It is said that believers watch the lake view at the same time, but the sights are different, and some can see their past and present lives from the image of the lake. It is a pity that time is tight, otherwise we will see if we can see the past and present lives, and see if the past lives owe so and so, and this life will continue to pay back. During the epidemic, there were not many tourists, so Songzanlin Temple was repairing the plank road around Ramyangcuo Lake, and the plank road was extended on the lake. At that time, a closer reflection could be taken, beautiful. However, the brother who went there was worried about destroying the integrity of Ramyangcuo Lake and the ecological environment of the lake. It is also time for human over-development to destroy nature. Is the results of the immediate economic benefits balanced the sustained development of children and grandchildren?