Why travel to Tibet?

Regarding life, we all have confusion and anxiety. Taking a trip may be just to encounter some unknown things unexpectedly.

Xiaoyuan saw this answer on the Internet: There are three levels of tourists in Tibet - the first type of people, who stop at appreciating the beautiful scenery; the second type of people, who are persistently looking for faith; and the third type of people, who are a few, are One life is asking and listening to another life.

In fact, no matter what type of person you are, it doesn’t matter. There is no shame in simply seeing the beautiful scenery of Tibet, and finding the true meaning of life is just a choice.

Basically, there are three reasons why people like to go to Tibet: beautiful scenery, devout beliefs, and simple Tibetan people.

1. Pure holy lake

In Tibetan, "wrong" means lake. There are many sacred lakes and holy lakes in Tibet, which are majestic and clear with their own clarity. , comforting the hearts of everyone who goes to Tibet. The famous holy lakes include: "Sky Lake" Namtso, "Three Rock Lake" Basongtso, the mother of holy lakes - Manasarovar Lake, the skull of the Heavenly Mother - Lam Latso, and the goddess' scattered turquoise earrings - Yamdrok Yumco. , the "ghost lake" Serin Cuo where the big devil lives, and the devil's holy lake - Laang Cuo... Each lake has its own characteristics and cannot be missed. If you don't stay in Tibet long enough, you can visit it once There is no end to sex.

2. Towering Snow Mountains

In Tibet, every mountain is sacred. In Tibet, every mountain is sacred. Tibetans say that there is a god living in every snow mountain. When you go to Tibet, you will definitely be shocked by the tall peaks of Tibet. The mountains we usually see in the mainland are only a few hundred meters (at most, only more than a thousand meters), while the mountains in Tibet are all several thousand meters tall. , one can imagine how big the gap is. The famous peaks in Tibet include: Mount Kailash (6656 meters above sea level), Mount Everest (8848.86 meters above sea level), Namjagbarwa Peak (7782 meters above sea level), and Nyenchen Tanglha (the highest peak in the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains). Altitude 7162 meters).

3. White glaciers

How can you miss the glaciers when going to Tibet? Stand among the glaciers and realize the dream of a kingdom of ice and snow. The glaciers in Tibet include: the most accessible glacier - Midui Glacier, the tears shed by the world's highest peak - Rongbuk Glacier, the world's third pole - Puruogangri Glacier, the Diamond Sun Tower - Quden Nyima Glacier, the closest to the road The glacier - Karola Glacier, the most accessible land mountain glacier - 40 Glacier (Tsogyal Glacier).

1. Bowing to the long head is the most devout belief in Tibet

Some people spend their entire lives just to make a pilgrimage to Lhasa. “The core significance of prostrating oneself and making a pilgrimage is to go through hardships and obstacles to prove one’s piety and achieve perfect merit.” National Highway 318 and the streets of Lhasa are both pilgrimage routes for Buddhist believers. They traveled thousands of miles to reach the Jokhang Temple and the Potala Palace, and continued to kneel and worship...

2. Tibet goes around mountains, rivers, and pagodas

In Buddhism , walking around mountains and lakes is a way to wash away sins and pray for happiness in the next life. Walking around mountains in the Year of the Horse and lakes in the Year of the Sheep can gain multiple times of merit. The Year of the Horse is the Year of the Horse in the Tibetan Calendar. The next Tibetan Year of the Horse is 2038 in the Gregorian calendar. Turning to the mountain is Mount Kailash. The Year of the Sheep is the Year of the Sheep in the Tibetan calendar. The next Tibetan Year of the Sheep is 2039 in the Gregorian calendar. Turning to the lake is turning to the Sheep. Zhuoyongcuo or Namtso. The pagoda, also known as the pagoda, is one of the three sacred objects enshrined in Tibetan Buddhism. Buddhist scriptures record that walking around the pagoda can purify the bad karma of falling into the eight hot hells. Turning mountains, rivers, and pagodas all stem from the devout belief of Buddhist believers in Buddhism. Maybe we will never understand it, but we are always moved by their persistence.

1. Living on a plateau thousands of meters above sea level, facing the harsh weather with a temperature difference of more than 20 degrees between day and night, they never blame others. In addition to their daily life and work, they will go to Pilgrimage and worship at temples to pray for happiness in the next life. Buddhist precepts have a profound impact on Tibetan culture. Faced with a harsh living environment and relatively scarce natural resources, Tibetans have shown tenacious vitality and unremitting pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

2. If ordinary tourists wear Tibetan clothes, they will greet you warmly. If you say "Tashi Delek" to them, they will be very happy.

3. When you go to a Tibetan home as a guest, they will warmly entertain you with butter tea and highland barley wine, so we all must remember to respect Tibetan customs and habits.

Everyone has different opinions on the meaning of travel. Why go to Tibet? Everyone's ideas are definitely different.

In short, if you want to go to Tibet, just go. You don’t have to worry about too many opinions or worldly opinions...

Or you are willing to share with Xiaoyuan the reason why you went to Tibet in the first place. , or the reason why you are about to enter Tibet?