Where's Zada? What's interesting about Zada? What are the attractions Zada must visit?

I can't help sharing beautiful food with my family during a long trip, so I decided to take my family on a trip after doing a full set of travel strategies. This time we are going to travel to Sichuan and Tibet. Our trip today is to Japan.

During the Guge dynasty, I don't know how prosperous and powerful it was. Huge palace buildings are built from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain.

Piyang site

It can be seen from the remaining footings, foundations, potholes, holes and broken walls.

Ruins and broken walls-a desolate scene

They seem to be the dark eyes of history, silently witnessing the vicissitudes of mountains and rivers.

The roaring moat is at the foot of the mountain. "One person guards it, but ten thousand people can't force it", which not only nurtured the dynasty, but also guarded it.

Now there is a dry river bed left, just like a dead fish, and it will never return to the sea!

Outside the dried-up moat, it is also part of the site.

Only two well-preserved Buddhist temples are open to tourists, and one is locked after seeing it.

The administrator opened the double doors and first declared that he could not take pictures.

As soon as they entered Buddhism, several visitors naturally lowered their voices and became solemn.

There are many Buddha statues, which are basically destroyed.

Some legs are broken, some hands are broken, and some shrines are empty. One giant Buddha has only a high stone foundation, and the other giant Buddha has only a pile of rubble and a face barely visible on the rubble, as if the Buddha were looking at us sudden intruders with pity.

Guge dynasty

Managers said that these Buddha statues were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution.

History, leave it to future generations to comment.

However, although the paintings on the roofs and walls of the two halls have gone through thousands of years, they are still brightly colored. People and animals are lifelike, and flowers and trees leap from the wall as if they had just been painted.

Judging from the preserved faces of Buddha statues and the faces of Buddha statues in paintings, plump and beautiful images were advocated at that time.

Tolin Temple

Tolin Temple is located on the Xiangquan River at the end of the county seat. Designed and built by Siwo, the second generation king of Guge, and Renqing Sambu, a Buddhist scripture translator.

Torlins Gate

An elderly monk in the temple, holding a butter lamp, told us that there are three treasures in the town temple, the footprints of Yi Xiwo, the second generation king of Guge, the relics of Renqing Sambo, and the antlers of deer ridden by Indian monk Adixia.

Tolin Temple

He said that Indian monks were invited by King Guge to talk about Buddhism. He often goes back to India to practice. He used to walk back every time. Later, the French god saw that he was too cruel and turned into a deer. From then on, he rode this deer back to India.

Mount Qomolangma

After visiting Tolin Temple, we went back to Xiangquan River Bridge by the same way, checked again at Zada checkpoint, and then headed west to shiquanhe town along National Highway 2 19.

Distance from 70 1 county road to 2 19 national road in Zhada county

When we climbed the mountain to see the soil forest again, we went to the observation deck and enjoyed the soil forest again. In the blazing sunshine of the plateau, its eternal flood once again shocked our hearts, and it will be with the plateau in our memory forever.

At this time, we can see that the Himalayas are above the original soil forest, and the winding snow-capped mountains are like majestic waves, which push the foam to roll and leap.

Overlooking the soil forest again, I didn't see the Himalayas in the distance under the backlight yesterday afternoon.

Among them, there is a particularly tall and straight snow-capped mountain that stands proudly at the top of the peaks, that is, Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, with an altitude of 8848 kilometers.

Although, this time, we didn't reach its base camp, and we didn't have a chance to stand at its feet and look up at its majesty, we looked at it on the other side in the distance.

Its top is particularly like the face of a giant Buddha. I even saw the nose, eyes, eyebrows and ears of the Buddha, and saw him watching and protecting all beings at his feet from a distance with loving eyes.

Every snow mountain here is the embodiment of a Buddha in the hearts of Tibetans, which has protected their peace and happiness from generation to generation.

We climbed mountain after mountain and ran for several kilometers. Everest is still watching us quietly and lovingly, and he has been blessing us.

Ali's wild animals

After turning from 70 1 county road to 2 19 national road, we continued to walk in the valley, and another snow mountain accompanied us, just to the left of the valley, so close to us, which is a branch of the Himalayas.

In the valley, two white cranes are leisurely foraging and wandering. How elegant and beautiful they look.

I wonder if they migrated here, or just came here for the summer?

A little guy named plateau pika with rabbit ears and mouse face kept jumping around in the grass, ran a few steps, sat on the ground holding his front paws, and looked at us with long ears. He was very good.

They are at the lowest end of the plateau food chain, and eagles, wolves and snakes are their natural enemies.

We saw several groups of Tibetan antelopes on the grass beside the valley and at the bottom of the hillside. If they find us, they always look at us tenderly or point at us with their short tails and white asses. Among them, a ewe was grazing on the hillside with her five or six children. The youngest one was on the roadside not far ahead, as if she had just come from the other side of the road. Her yellow almost blends in with the grassland. When we saw her, she happened to see us, so she ran to find her mother.

shiquanhe town

Today, we will see Bangong Lake, which spans the two countries, and rest in shiquanhe town, the administrative office of Ali region. Special reminder is that Shiquan River is also the famous Tongtian River in The Journey to the West!

Shiquan River reaches 4785 meters, and shiquanhe town is behind the mountain.

A big board is a mountain.

Shiquanhe town is located at the intersection of Shiquan River and Gaer Zangbo. It is named after Shiquan River (Indus River, which originated at the northern foot of Fengqi in Gangrenbo, and is called Sange Zangbo in Tibetan). It is the seat of the administrative office of Ali.

I just changed my tire in shiquanhe town, and it cost 2800 yuan. You can't change it anywhere else, even in Zada County.

On the hillside behind shiquanhe town, I saw several square white characters "Long live Chairman Mao", which was particularly obvious and could be seen from a distance.

The simplicity here is obvious.

After shiquanhe town, the deeper you drive to Ali, the more you reach the "roof" of the "roof of the world", which is far away from the snow-capped mountains. The peaks on both sides of the road are relatively low in altitude and dark, as if the mountains were covered with black gold.

The road runs through the valleys of two mountains. At the foot of the hillside far away from the roadside, Tibetan antelopes, Tibetan wild donkeys and Tibetan wild horses graze in wet places from time to time, in twos and threes, and in a few moments.

Ali, a charming place, let us see so many wild animals. If we don't come here in person, we can't see them except in pictures and on TV. We only live in Tibet, only the wild animals on the roof of the world.

The horizon of heaven

At the Japanese gas station, I began to see white seagulls flying in twos and threes in the sky. After entering the big "Japanese people welcome you" number, it means that you have entered the county seat. It's past ten o'clock in the evening, but the sky is still bright.

rutog county

There are flocks of seagulls flying over the county seat, some flying over and some flying over. I am surprised that there are so many waterfowl on the roof of the world!

Bangong Lake!

Ritu county is not far from the border. Bangong Lake, more than ten kilometers away from Ritu Town, is a boundary lake, more than half of which belongs to China and the other half belongs to Indian-controlled Kashmir.

We came to the real "horizon of heaven"!

It's already ten o'clock at night, and the sky on the edge of the sky is still very bright.

There is a famous bird island on the plateau of Bangong Lake. No wonder so many white seagulls are flying over Ritu Town. May-September is the best bird watching season in Bangong Lake every year. Not knowing this knowledge in advance, I missed another chance to watch birds on the plateau.

In a few minutes, I transferred to Ritu Town and stayed in the largest "Hebei Hotel" in the town.

There is neither hot water nor cold water in the hotel, only a bottle of boiled water. The bedding is dirty and damp, so I will wear a coat for the night.

I am grateful to have a place to stay in this "Tianya" land!

Visit the ruins of Guge Kingdom and Tolin Temple in the morning. 200 yuan is the set meal for one person. Military ID cards, old-age ID cards and student ID cards will be halved. There are fewer tourists here, and you can appreciate the magic of the torrent of time.

Tickets include 9 scenic spots. Due to limited time, we only went to the site of Guge Dynasty and Tolin Temple, as well as other scenic spots, such as Rebugalim Temple, Piyang Dongga Site, Xiangzi Castle, Malang Temple, Daba Temple and Qulong Silver City. We can only come next time, if we are not afraid of hard work.

The Guge dynasty was established after the collapse of the Tubo dynasty, and it was in its heyday, covering the whole territory of Ali. It suddenly disappeared overnight more than 300 years ago, leaving a splendid site of Guge dynasty for future generations.

The location is on the earth cliff 0/5km away from Zada County/Kloc-. There are only a few incomplete Buddhist shops and palace sites in the existing sites. We were repairing the hilltop palace when we went, so the road to the hilltop was closed to tourists.