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Introduction to Lhasa tourist attractions

The tourist attractions in Lhasa include Potala Palace, Lhasa River, Basongcuo, Sera Monastery, and Barkhor Street.

Potala Palace

The Potala Palace is a magnificent building with the highest altitude in the world, integrating palaces, castles and temples. It is also the largest and most complete ancient palace in Tibet. Fort complex. The Potala Palace is a holy place for Tibetan Buddhism (Gelug Sect). Countless pilgrims and tourists come here every year.

Lhasa River

The Lhasa River passes through the city of Lhasa, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, and the scenery is unpredictable. The first-class highway from Lhasa to Nyingchi is built along the Lhasa River. When you reach Nyingchi, you will reach the Niyang River. The scenery on both sides is breathtaking. Spring, summer, and autumn are three seasons. If you travel by car, this road will definitely make you addicted and never know where to go. The beauty is mesmerizing.

Basongcuo

Basongcuo is located in Gongbujiangda County, Linzhi. It is a famous sacred lake of the Red Sect of Tibetan Buddhism and has a high religious status. The lake is green and soft, surrounded by green mountains, and the scenery is very good. The Cuozonggongba Temple on the island in the center of the lake has a long history, special sculptures and buildings, and is also a holy place for blessings.

Sela Monastery

Sela Monastery is located at the foot of Sera Uzi Mountain in the northern suburbs of Lhasa. It is one of the three major monasteries in Lhasa and the second largest monastery in Tibetan areas. The buildings in the temple are all in Tibetan style, and the temple hall is magnificent and magnificent. There are many Buddha statues enshrined in the temple, as well as a large number of scriptures, exquisite thangkas, embroidery, murals and other valuable art treasures. It is a good choice to visit or watch.

Barkhor Street

Barkhor Street, also called Bajiao Street, belongs to Lhasa, Tibet. It is a thousand-year-old ancient street that can represent Tibetan folk customs. Because of its simple cultural heritage and long historical tradition, it has been shortlisted among the "Top Ten Famous Historical and Cultural Streets in the Country". This street integrates the sales of Tibetan local products, tourism, representative folk customs, ancient buildings with Tibetan characteristics, etc. It is a good place to visit in Lhasa.