Daocheng Aden, why do many people never want to go again after going there once?

Many people have been to Daocheng Yading once and never want to go there again. This is because the place is so beautiful and they no longer go there just to keep this "last piece of pure land"!

Sichuan is a tourist mecca. One province covers many famous tourist attractions in China, including 5A-level scenic spots such as Dujiangyan, Leshan Giant Buddha and Mount Emei. But when it comes to Daocheng Aden in Sichuan, before the movie "Passing Through Your World" was released, few people may have known about this place, but it is recognized by international friends as "the last pure land on the blue planet." It is known as the "Soul of Shangri-La in China".

Anyone who has been to Shangri-La will be overwhelmed by the scenery. From the initial excitement of being swept away by the fresh air and the magnificent scenery, to the lingering sigh when finally leaving, wanting to The feeling of protecting this pure land arises spontaneously. This kind of Daocheng Aden will always arouse the protective desire of tourists.

Most people fall in love with this "blue tear" at first sight when they see the Milk Sea, because it is so beautiful and strangely beautiful.

Xiannairi, which means "Guanyin Bodhisattva" in Tibetan, is the tallest of the three holy mountains in Daocheng. Viewed from a distance from the Pearl Sea, known as the "Fairy Dressing Mirror", it looks like a giant Buddha leaning back, holding a huge pagoda in his arms, and sitting proudly on the lotus throne.

At the foot of the mountain, the forests, grasslands and streams are all on one side. Looking from a distance, it looks like the "Manjushri" in Tibetan meaning. It is exceptionally sacred and solemn, and it is like a paradise that does not eat the fireworks of the world. .

It is such a haunting and yearning paradise on earth that inspires everyone's desire to protect it. Many travel friends who have been to Daocheng Yading have threatened that they will not go there again, for no other reason than to protect this " The last piece of pure land”!