The Potala Palace in Lhasa is known as the most domineering 5A scenic spot in China. The visit time is only one hour. Why is it so domineering?

The Potala Palace in Lhasa is located on Maburi Mountain in the northwest of Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region, China. It is the highest altitude building in the world and a magnificent building integrating palaces, castles and temples. It is also the largest building in Tibet. , the most complete ancient palace and castle complex. From a distance, it looks like a heavenly palace, majestic and majestic. This is the holy land in the hearts of Tibetan people. It is also one of the most famous tourist attractions in our country. Countless tourists travel there every year. Although it has a large number of visitors, visitors are limited to one hour per day. I have to say that this should be the most domineering tourist attraction. So where does the confidence for it to be so domineering come from? Why should tourists limit their visiting time? There are many reasons for this. ?1. Because of its long history and rich culture. After more than a thousand years, the Potala Palace has recorded many historical events and preserved many cultural relics and precious historical documents. Moreover, the Potala Palace is equivalent to a local holy place, which is of great significance and needs to be kept quiet for a certain period of time.

2. For the protection of the Potala Palace architecture. The Potala Palace was built in the 7th century AD, more than 1,300 years ago. After thousands of years of wind and rain, the original Potala Palace has actually shrunk a lot. Later, people have been constantly renovating it, especially in 2018. The completion and acceptance of the renovation project of the Golden Dome Group of the Potala Palace has made it rejuvenated and more magnificent. However, it still needs more protection and this is why it is considered to limit the number of visitors and time.

The Potala Palace is undoubtedly a shining pearl in the history of Chinese architecture. It represents China’s splendid culture and is also the spiritual sustenance of many Tibetans. I hope that tourists who go there can also visit it with reverence. It seems to have a magical ability to make the impetuous hearts of many people who have been there become much calmer.