Ten Taboos for Visiting Ta 'er Temple

Ta 'er Temple is a famous Buddhist temple in Tibet. Visitors should pay attention to the following ten taboos when visiting it: 1 Respect Buddhist beliefs, and do not ridicule or interfere with the prayer activities of monks and believers. 2. Dress appropriately and avoid exposing too much skin or wearing inappropriate clothes. 3. Do not touch or destroy the cultural relics, sculptures and murals of temples at will. 4. Don't smoke, smoke or spit anywhere, and keep the temple clean and peaceful. Don't talk loudly, run or make too much noise, so as not to affect the spiritual sustenance of others. 6. Don't take photos or videos of monks or believers unless you get their permission. 7. Respect local customs and traditions, and abide by the regulations and instructions of the temple. 8. Please don't enter the forbidden area or touch the forbidden items at will. 9. Please don't bring pets or food into the temple to keep it clean and hygienic. 10. Respect other people's religious beliefs and personal privacy, and avoid infringing or interfering with other people's personal space.