Where can a living Buddha tell fortune in Lhasa _ Where can a living Buddha tell fortune in Lhasa?

Which temples around Lhasa are suitable for taking pictures?

It's best not to take photos at will in Tibetan temples. If you want to take pictures, it is suggested to ask the people in the temple in advance and take pictures after getting permission, otherwise it will cause unnecessary misunderstanding. The minority temples in Lhasa are: Xide Temple, Zayeba Temple, Zhigongti Temple, Yangbajing Temple and Zhaxidao Temple.

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Xide Temple Xidelin, the full name of the temple is "Xide Gandan Sangdanlin Temple", which means the residence of four monks. The temple has not been repaired for the time being, and it is still in ruins, which can be seen from the intersection of Beijing Road. It is located in an obscure Tibetan compound near beijing east road, to the west of Cemenlin Temple. It is very old and is one of the four forests in Lhasa. The Tubo dynasty, founded in the early 9th century, was persecuted by the fifth living Buddha and died in 1947. Historically, the main buildings of Xidelin Temple are Buddhist temples, Buddhist temples, monk houses and monk kitchens. In the center of the temple is a square yard, followed by Buddhist temples and Buddhist temples. On the other three sides of the courtyard is a monastery and a monk's kitchen. 20 13 Xide Temple was included in the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

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Zayeba Monastery Zayeba Monastery is a Ma Ning Sect (Red Sect) monastery and one of the four hiding places in Tibet. It was founded in the 7th century and has a history of 1500 years. It is one of the practice halls built by Tubo Zanpu Songzanganbu for the beloved Princess Manza Chizun. Later, after several expansions, Zayeba Temple was formed, which was tightly embedded in the cliff. The biggest feature is the combination of caves and temples, which is completely different from the peaks with only a shallow layer of turf on the surface of the surrounding mountains. Zayeba is full of natural aura. Pines and cypresses on the mountain are tall and straight, dense and green, clear springs flow down from the mountain, and streams gurgle. In spring and summer, the mountains are full of flowers and birds sing together. The Zayeba Temple is hidden in the cliff, which is a unique landscape.

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Zhigongti Temple Zhigongti Temple is located in Menba Township, Mozhugongka County, Lhasa City, Xizang Autonomous Region. Zhigongti Temple once had a very glorious position in the religious history of Tibet's local political history. This is a golden ancient road connecting the grasslands in northern Tibet and the Lhasa Plain. It is also the main temple of the Zhigong Kagyu Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is called "Zhigong Timiyan Temple" and is the ancestor of Zhigong Kagyu Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Zhigongti Temple holds Zhigonggangque on April 25th of Tibetan calendar every year for five days. On April 25th, Tibetan calendar, Kyaw Ba Deng Ji Kampot, founder of Zhigongti Temple, passed away. In memory of him, Zhigongti Temple holds Zhigong Angke on the second day of every year.

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Yangbajing Temple Yangbajing Temple was founded in 1490, and was the fourth living Buddha in the Red Hat system. It stopped reincarnating in 179 1 year, and was built and expanded one after another, forming a large-scale temple complex. There are many cultural relics in the temple, and the assets in the temple are also very considerable because of the local forces of Renbang Badun Yueduoji and the funding of Tibetan Bahan local government. According to the inventory results of the Qing Dynasty's Minister in Tibet in 179 1, Yangbajing Temple has a total of 1 135 rooms (including 778 buildings and 357 monasteries), with 65,438 resident monks and 9 manors. In addition, only the red hat of Yangbajing Temple is the robes, curtains, gold and silver, bronze and iron, and women's jewelry hidden in the living Buddha's home, worth more than 2,000 yuan. There is also a gold-plated bronze seal of "Guan Ding Buddha", which is a "relic of Yuan and Ming Dynasties" and is said to have been "sent to Beijing for destruction". After this raid, the property of Yangbajing Temple was confiscated, and the temple was managed by the living Buddha Kutuhayesijilong Hutuktu, who had made great efforts to pacify Gurkha. The monks converted to the Gelug Sect and the temple survived.

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Tashi Island Temple Tashi Island Temple is located on Namu Lake Island in Namu Lake Township. It was founded by Gontobato Association in 1498 and belongs to Ma Ning School. Tashi Island consists of two large islands. Historically, it has always been the practice point of the major living buddhas, and there are no fixed monks except practitioners.

The temple is mainly dedicated to lotus flowers and peanuts, which represents the living Buddha for chasing more. There are at most eight monks in history. 1990 was reopened by the county government. 65438-0998 Patriotism education in temples. There were five monks before education and eight temporary members after education. A temple management team was established.