Langmusi Hotel Raiders

Due to the development of tourism, some tourist destinations have become more gorgeous and commercialized. But in some places, he will not deliberately change himself, as always, to maintain the original appearance. The former, such as Xiahe in Gannan, was a small and beautiful remote county when he came here five years ago. Now it has obviously become a magnificent county with many tall buildings. The latter, like langmusi, was a quiet town five years ago, and it is as quiet as ever after five years.

When it comes to langmusi, people will think that it may be a temple, but it is not. It is just a place name, located in a small town at the junction of Gansu and Sichuan provinces. In fact, langmusi's fame is a legend. As early as the 1920s, an American missionary discovered and lived here for a long time.

After returning to their native land, they published recorded landscapes and cultural customs in local magazines and newspapers. At that time, many foreigners came here from afar, and langmusi became a bustling tourist attraction. But? Langmusi is really too small. There is only one main street, and it takes less than 15 minutes to walk from the street to the alley.

Even so, this snow-capped Buddhist country, Brahma Pure Land, still makes me look back for the footprints that I used to have here. In the past five years, many things have changed. All the children I know here have grown up, but the Buddhist temple and faith have not changed.

Faith comes from Buddhist temples.

The Buddhist temple in Langmusi Town will be built on the mountain, with a gold-plated roof, which looks majestic and solemn. Langmusi area is not only beautiful, but also an important pilgrimage site in Amdo Tibetan area. There are two main temples in Langmusi Town. One is Saichi Temple in Gansu. Pony feels solemn. Chinese means "tiger's den and Tianmu". According to the local tour guide, it used to be a dense virgin forest, with Tianmu Cave hidden deep in it, Fairy Peak rising to the top of the mountain, and caves inhabited by tigers and wolves can be seen everywhere. The famous lotus peanut master in Tibet is here to exorcise evil spirits and kill pests for the people. Langmusi is much grander than it was five years ago. It is no longer a dirt road that is muddy when it rains, and there are many more Buddhist temples.

On the other side of Bailong River stream is Geldi Temple in Sichuan. I prefer this Geldi Temple, which seems to be hidden in nature. Every Buddhist temple is located everywhere, or on the grass, or halfway up the mountain, or towering at the top of the mountain, so that architecture and nature are integrated and look very harmonious. Since the18th century, the Geerdi Temple has been built, and the living buddhas and eminent monks of past dynasties have been widely recited here, so it is worshipped by many Tibetans, and this belief comes from Buddhist temples.

Faith comes from the meridian passage.

If you have been to Tibet, you will surely see many Tibetans walking in a fixed direction around snow-capped mountains, sacred lakes, temples and pagodas, which is called "turning the scriptures". Langmusi's meridian passage is not as spectacular as Labrang Temple, but their beliefs are endless. They will also walk clockwise around the meridian passage corridor, day after day, from morning till night.

Many people will wonder why they have so much time to change their menstruation here, and why they don't play mahjong, chat or drink tea at this time. In the pony's view, this may be the belief brought by the prayer wheel, and the belief comes from observing it.

Faith comes from the top of the mountain.

After visiting langmusi, Gansu, I found a mountain road and came to the hillside of langmusi, which is about 3300 meters above sea level. The hillside is not high, but it is not easy for the pony in the south to climb this high slope.

However, as long as you see many grandmothers here, flipping through the scriptures in Marni's room and kowtowing to the old people, your fatigue will suddenly disappear.

Some people say, is this exhausting kowtow really worth doing? In the eyes of believers, this is a solemn and sacred worship ceremony. This is not a simple action, waiting for a long head, crawling on your own, and putting your hands together. However, people here don't know how many long heads to knock all their lives. Maybe the strength of grandmothers must come from the Mani room on the top of the mountain.

Indeed, I can't imagine the feeling that these grandmothers are Tibetans with the thinking of an urbanite. Maybe this is their belief.

Tips:

How to get to langmusi:

There is a shuttle bus through langmusi every day in Lanzhou, but it is not recommended because there are too few flights. So I suggest you take the shuttle bus from Lanzhou to Hezuo or Xiahe, and then change trains.

Langmusi's food, housing and transportation strategy;

Langmusi is not big, but there are many places to stay, including youth tours, inns and hotels. Personally, I suggest going to an inn run by local people, which is the most suitable place to experience local customs.

Langmusi has two scenic spots, Sichuan and Gansu, each with its own characteristics. Gansu is richer in humanities and Sichuan has better natural scenery.