Pabangka Temple

Lhasa's niche attractions, Pabangka is a palace on the boulder, there are also peach blossom trees planted by Princess Wencheng, every year in March～ April peach blossoms, it is worth seeing. Take the bus to the Sera Temple Station and get off, and then follow the mobile phone navigation for about an hour (because it is relatively remote, there is no bus) to Pabangka, Qusang Temple is on the right side of the fork on the road to Pabangka.

Pabangka Palace is located on a huge mountain stone on the south slope of Wuduri (Baoyushan), about 8 kilometers from the northern suburbs of Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region. Pabangka, also known as "Plongka", means the Stone Palace.

The mulberry beauty of the plateau. This is a monastery I like very much in the back mountain. In the past, as long as I have reported in Lhasa at the end of March and early April, not only the peach blossoms are beautiful, but the fruit is also very fragrant and sweet. I am amazed at the power of the network. This is the most tourists I have ever seen. It's really a bit more! don't like it! Because it's too noisy. I hope that tourists who visited in the past can be on time, and the monastery is still quiet.

Is it not a mention of temples in Tibet that you will think of temples such as Jokhang Temple, Jokhang Temple, Sera Temple and so on. Today, I went to a relatively small temple in downtown Lhasa. There are no tourists, almost all locals, and when I am tired, I can bask in the sun and drink tea in the teahouse on the mountain.

I am April 1, peach blossoms are in full bloom, beauty is dead, faith under peach blossoms

Pabangka, also known as the "Maju Palace", is located in the foothills of the northern suburbs of Lhasa. According to Tibetan history, the palace was built at that time on nine floors, built with bricks, and seams with copper juice. Four chains were installed around the building. Before the Potala Palace was built, Princess Wencheng and Songzan Ganbu lived here to receive foreign envoys and discuss state affairs, so Pabangka was known as the "first palace of Lhasa" at that time.