Ta'er Si Youke Fuwu Center Review

The Ta'er Temple is the center of Tibetan Buddhism in northwest China, and enjoys a prestigious reputation in China and Southeast Asia. The central government has highly respected the religious status of the Ta'er Temple. The Ming Dynasty gave the upper religious figures in the temple many times, and the Qing Kangxi emperor gave the "Net Shangjin Liang", the Qianlong emperor gave the title of "Fanzong Temple", and the Dajinwa Temple gave the "Fanjiaofa Building".

The Ta'er Temple in Qinghai is one of the six major temples of the Tibetan Buddhist Gelu School. This is the birthplace of Zongkaba, the founder of the Gelu School, and it is worth visiting. The tourist service center is not in the temple, but at the door, and there are self-service ticket pick-up machines.

The Ta'er Temple Visitor Service Center is not opposite the main entrance of Ta'er Temple. It has been relocated to the lobby on the first floor of a building diagonally opposite. There are many self-service ticket machines and ticket machines. The explanation service is also handled here. There are also toilets and water rooms.

Too many people, this scenic spot looks really attractive, there have been queues.

Ta'er Temple is also called Ta'er Temple. It is an activity center of Tibetan Buddhism in the northwest region. It is one of the famous attractions. You can feel the traditional Tibetan Buddhism here. The oil flowers, murals, and embroidery are all three art of Ta'er Temple, which is worth visiting here. The temple hosts Buddhist activities every year, and the scene is very lively. The main buildings in the temple include the Eight Treasures Ruyi Pagoda, the Great Jinwa Temple, the Great Jingtang, the Great Flower Temple, the Nine Temple, the Great Lalang and so on. Each building has its own characteristics and is worth watching and savoring.