The top ten most famous tourist attractions in Gannan region

The top ten most famous tourist attractions in Gannan region 1. Xiahebula Temple 2. Zecha Stone Forest 3. Langmusi 4. The beautiful prairie of the first song of the Yellow River 5. Amdo Collaboration Phantom Eight Buddha Hall 6. Datun Mountain 7. Tianshan Snow Lotus. Taiwan Strait. Sartanson Park10. Lazikou.

First of all, let’s introduce the overview of Gannan:

Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture is located in the southwest of Gansu Province. It is one of the 31 ethnic minority autonomous prefectures in China and one of the 10 Tibetan autonomous prefectures outside Tibet. It is located on the northeastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, bordering Qinlong to the east, Snowy Region to the west, Tianfu to the south, and Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to the north. Historically, it was an important transportation route from the Central Plains to Qinghai, Tibet, and northern Sichuan. Due to its special geographical location, Gannan Prefecture plays a transitional role between the inland and Tibetan areas. It is a window to the great social system of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and a springboard for Tibetan modernization.

The autonomous prefecture was established in 1953, with a total area of ??45,000 square kilometers, and currently governs 7 counties, 1 city, and 108 townships (towns). Hehe City and the four counties of Luqu, Maqu, Xiahe and Zhuoni are pastoral areas; Diebu County is mainly forestry, Lintan County is mainly agriculture and animal husbandry, and Zhouqu County is mainly agriculture. There are 24 ethnic groups in Quanzhou, including Tibetan, Han, Hui, Mongolian, Tu, Salar, Baoan and Dongxiang, with a total population of 658,800, including 318,900 Tibetans, accounting for 48.20% of the total population.

Gannan is endowed with unique resources and is a cornucopia of rich resources and huge potential. Preferential policies, superior investment environment, good social security, openness to the outside world, and openness to the outside world will be the ideal choice for investors at home and abroad. The hospitable Gannan people will try their best to provide convenience and conditions for cooperation with sincere friendship and express their sincerity for cooperation with practical actions. With the further deepening of reform, opening up and development in Gannan, this beautiful grassland will surely shine even more dazzlingly in the near future. Among the top ten tourist attractions in Gannan, the most famous is China's Little Tibet, Gansu Back Garden

Labrang. Labrang is located at the western end of Xiahe County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Labrang Monastery, one of the six famous temples of the Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism in China, is located here. As soon as we entered Labrang, we saw a flat and wide grassland, which we called Tashi Banner. Tashi Banner is backed by Longshan Mountain and faces Fengling Mountain. The Daxia River flows slowly from west to east. There is the vast Sanke grassland in the south, and the two-layer Ganjia grassland and the magical Baibai Cliff in the north. These beautiful scenery add charming and magical colors to Labrang. The full name of Labrang Temple is Gadan Zhuxia Darji Tashi Yishu Qibilang (meaning auspicious, repairing, prosperous, and auspicious right-sided temple), which is referred to as Zhangla Tashi Banner, and is commonly known as Labrang Temple.

Buleng is a variant of the Tibetan word Zhangla, which means Buddhist temple. At the end of the 15th century, Tsongkhapa founded the Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) on the snowy plateau. After a long period of struggle, it gradually became the last sect to rise in Tibetan Buddhism, with the largest scope of influence and the most far-reaching influence. Buleng Monastery is the activity center of the Gelug Sect in Gansu, Qinghai and Sichuan regions. The temple was built in the 48th year of Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1709 AD). The highest position in the temple is the Living Buddha Jia Mu, under which there are four colorful red (golden seats), eight Khenbu and three monks. There are six schools (academies) in Larang Monastery, which study Buddhist theory, logic, astronomy, calendar, medicine, calligraphy, phonology, dance, painting, and sculpture respectively. The college is meticulous in its lectures and rigorous in scholarship, with many scholars and rich works. It is one of the highest institutions of Tibetan Buddhism in the Amdo Tibetan area. It governs 108 monasteries in 8 dioceses and is known as a small philosophical state. Viewed from a distance on Longshan Mountain, the 1,300-acre Labrang Monastery looks like a small city on the Ganjia grassland.

The perimeter of the wall outside the temple alone is 3.5 kilometers. From Jamoyang I to V, after more than 280 years of continuous maintenance and expansion, Labrang Monastery has built 6 sutra halls, 84 large and small Buddhist halls, 3 Tibetan-style buildings, 30 Buddhist halls, and the remaining prayer flag rooms. and temples, plus various temples, towers and archways, forming a huge architectural complex with distinctive national characteristics. Siwen Academy (commonly known as the Great Golden Hall), the hub of Labrang Monastery, is the main hall for Buddhist activities and the main place of worship for religious believers. The main hall is composed of front hall, front yard, main hall and back hall, which is majestic and magnificent. The hall is 30 meters high, 100 meters wide and 70 meters deep. 40 thick pillars support the main hall of more than 7,000 square meters, which can accommodate 4,000 lamas chanting sutras at the same time.

Dawa Temple is the tallest building in Labrang Temple, located in the northwest corner of Dajing Hall. This temple is 6 stories high and 5 rooms deep.

The highest floor is a palace-style square pavilion, paved with gilded copper tiles and decorated with gilded bronze lions, bronze dragons, bronze vase, bronze Ruyi, etc. Under the sunlight, it is resplendent and radiant. In front of the gate hangs a plaque of Shounuo Temple written by Emperor Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty in four languages: Chinese, Tibetan, Manchu and Mongolian. There is a large bronze Buddha in the temple, 12 meters high, scheduled to be made by Nepal. Larang Monastery is the center of ethnic religion, science and technology, education and cultural activities in the Amdo Tibetan area. It is also a large art museum. There are more than 29,000 vivid Buddha statues of various shapes and a large number of historical relics and handicrafts in the temple.

There are bronze Buddha statues weighing several tons, wooden Buddha statues weighing less than 2.2 taels, Buddha statues carved from metal, ivory, jade and crystal, and clay Buddha statues that can be touched. The most precious one is the small gold tile. The statue of Sakyamuni in the temple. It is said that this Buddha statue was brought back from India by Master Jingming in the 8th century AD and enshrined by Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug Sect. After many twists and turns, it was finally collected by Labrang Monastery. The rebuilt Gongtang Pagoda is located to the south of Xiaojinwa Temple. This pagoda is exquisite and dazzling. It is full of Buddha statues, classics, sacrificial utensils and rare treasures. It is the third pagoda of Asian Buddhism. Buleng Temple currently has more than 60,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures, divided into 17 categories including complete works, philosophy, tantra, medicine, sentences, rhymes, history, religion, biography, crafts, mathematics, and poetry. It is the richest among Tibetan Buddhist temples in China. Among them, the most famous ones include more than 12,000 volumes such as "Kangyur Sutra", "Tengyur Sutra", "The Complete Works of Tsongkhapa", "Tibetan Living Buddha" and "Zhanyang of All Dynasties". Some Buddhist scriptures are written with gold and silver ink.

In addition, the monks of Labrang Monastery are proud that the temple also preserves religious items such as robes and hats of ancient living Buddhas, as well as titles, gold medals, books, seals, etc. The emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the Beiyang warlord government, the Kuomintang government, the Dalai Lama, and the Panchen Lama gave many gifts. At the same time, there are precious King Gesar swords and exquisite gold, silver and jade articles in the temple. Temple murals, scroll paintings (Thangkas), pile embroidery, embroidery, butter sculptures, etc. Ingenious in conception and diverse in shape, it can be called a masterpiece of Tibetan Buddhist art. These rich historical relics and ancient books provide detailed information for studying the development history of Tibetan Buddhist temples, religion and other subjects.

Going south from Labrang Monastery, along the Daxia River for more than 10 kilometers, there is an open and flat grassland, which is the famous Sanke grassland mentioned by Sister Fanfan. The hinterland of Sangke Grassland is called Dajiutan and Paomatan in Tibetan. That said, this is a place where brave riders can indulge Ma Jun Li Qian. Mulberry grassland, surrounded by mountains, is a typical plateau grassland and an ideal natural pasture. In summer, the river flows slowly from south to north, with abundant water and grass, and fat cattle and sheep. Every summer, the entire grassland is green and full of flowers. Under the blue sky and white clouds, there are herds of cattle and sheep, melodious pastoral songs, and infinite scenery. It is a good place for grassland tourism, summer vacation, and Tibetan nomadic life.

Sangke Grassland is also an auspicious place. According to legend, this was the place where the hero Gesar worshiped the gods, and it was also the place where he raced to become king. Today, the horse racing held here in early June of the lunar calendar is said to be the inheritance of the Gesar Horse Racing Club. The rules of horse racing, the age of the jockeys, and the way of greeting the winner with a red raincloth are all the same as recorded in "King Gesar". The Sangke Grassland Tourist Area my sister mentioned has more than 10 grassland tourist facilities such as Gengcang Resort, Nima Resort, and Gesanghua Tourist Spot. It provides tents, traditional Tibetan meals, snacks, bonfires, folk songs, horse riding competitions and other services. Visitors can truly step into the land of southern Gansu here. You can see green mountain bends and green grasslands. When you are immersed in the warmth and softness of the grassland, have you ever?

In Gan's hometown, more than 30 kilometers away from Xiahe County, a large area of ??grassland has been cut neatly and divided into upper and lower layers. A long and high steep cliff is formed between the layers. Call it Capital Cliff. White stone is not pure white and may have gotten its name from the contrast with green. Baiya runs east-west, about 15 kilometers long and 5-600 meters wide. Seen from a distance, it looks like a white jade screen, lying in mid-air, shining in the blue sky and bright sunshine, majestic. Standing in front of Baishi Cliff, you not only have to admire the majesty of nature, but also feel the softness and moisture of nature. On the west side of the base of Baishi Cliff, there is a cave that can accommodate three or four people.

The water in the cave is gurgling and the winding paths lead to secluded areas. The lava has various forms, lifelike and exquisite. It is said that the Baishi Cliff Cave stretches for hundreds of miles, reaching as far as Xunhua County, Qinghai Province. This is a tourist attraction yet to be developed. This is an excellent place for those who want to explore and seek excitement.

Experience the wonderful feeling of returning to nature and appreciate the wonderful taste of nomadic life. Daxia River sings and laughs all the way, welcoming visitors from all directions, while Longfeng Mountain dances and opens its arms to welcome relatives from all over the world. In recent years, with the implementation of the party's ethnic and religious policies and the intensification of external publicity, Labrang Monastery, a treasure house of ethnic, religious and cultural culture that embodies the hard work and wisdom of generations of Tibetan people, is attracting thousands of people with its unique charm. Thousands of guests and friends at home and abroad.

Today, grassland folk customs tourism, with Labrang Monastery as the leader, has become a pillar industry of Xiahe County’s national economy and poverty alleviation. In 1998 alone, Xiahe County received 61,374 domestic and foreign tourists, including 6,453 foreign tourists, with tourism revenue of 4.505 million yuan. The bells praise peace. The rich and sweet French horn sound of Buleng Temple tells the glorious past of the ancient plateau people, and at the same time, looks forward to a hopeful tomorrow!

Gannan Nine Colors Gannan Shambhala National Nature Reserve is the most beautiful in China grassland wetland. The charming Gannan grassland is a paradise of green grass, a flat and open plateau pasture, and a pure Shambhala land where humans and nature exist in harmony. Gannan grasslands are mainly distributed in Maqu, Xiahe and Luqu counties. Maqu Prairie is the largest ecological wetland in the first bend of the Yellow River. It is also a paradise for Qu horses, black-necked cranes, white swans, Tibetan antelopes and sika deer. Gahai, which covers an area of ??162,000 acres, is a sacred lake in the eyes of the Tibetan people on the Gannan Plateau. The vast Gannan grassland is dotted with cattle and sheep, dotted with tents, smoke from cooking in the tents curls up, and pastoral songs float on horseback.

Tourists can wear Tibetan costumes, ride horses or yaks, stroll on the grasslands, and appreciate the folk customs of Tibetan herdsmen. Gahai is an undeveloped primitive lake, sleeping quietly in the Gannan prairie. The altitude here is between 3000 and 4000 meters. The average annual precipitation is 600 ~ 800 mm. The mountain water in the Gahai River flows into the Tao River through the Zhouqu River. The surrounding area has not been developed into farmland, and it still retains its status as a pasture. Address: Xiahe County, Maqu County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Luqu, Maqu Yellow River First Bend Scenic Area National Nature Reserve. Maqu, the first bend of the Yellow River in the world, is located in the upper reaches of the Yellow River. It is the Tibetan name of the Yellow River.

Maqu is also the only county in China named after the Yellow River, the mother river of the Chinese nation. The Yellow River originates from Bayan Har and flows eastward, where it is blocked by the west-sloping mountains on the eastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It suddenly turns and flows westward, forming the first bend of the 433-kilometer-long Jiuqu River. Maqu County is surrounded by this first bend. The Yellow River flows from Mentang, Jiuzhi County, Goluo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, into Maqu County, from west to east, and then turns west. It turns five 180-degree turns and rejoins Qinghai, forming the first bend of the Yellow River, known as the first bend of the Yellow River. In Maqu, the Yellow River, due to its flat terrain and slow flow, reaches Gongsakamu Road, Houtan, etc. In Awancang Township, due to poor drainage of river water, many tributaries and swamps are formed, and there are thickets of shrubs.

In Qihama Township and Cairima Township, a large number of branches appeared, forming large-scale marshy beaches such as Shenke Beach, Wenbao Beach, Maya Beach, and Tashi Beach. Maqu is a colorful grassland and a treasure land where hundreds of rivers flow and thousands of streams converge. Because the grassland here has good vegetation, abundant rainfall, and abundant surface water, it has formed the largest grassland wetland in the first bend of the Yellow River. When the Yellow River flows through Maqu, a green space of more than 10,000 square kilometers, the average amount of supplementary water accounts for 45% of the water flowing out of Maqu. As a result, Maqu Grassland has become a natural reservoir for the Yellow River. Address: Langmusi, Langmusi, Maqu County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. It is not only a temple but also the name of a town. This ancient town, located at the junction of Ruoergai County in Sichuan and Luqu in Gansu, is somewhat prosperous and even a veritable bustle. The sun on the plateau is always so bright, and the warm sunshine carries a strong smell of dust, as if a dream has begun to rise in the sunshine on the plateau.

Although Langmusi, the world church on the plateau, is a small town, it is also an international town. Tourists come from all over, and operators come from all over. This feeling is somewhat similar to Lijiang, but completely different. Lijiang is a beautiful woman, and Langmusi is a handsome guy. In addition to restaurants, there are many jewelry and handicraft shops in the small streets of Langmusi. Most of the store names are written in Chinese-Tibetan English or Chinese-English translation. As soon as you walk in, the accents of the bosses are completely different. There are people from Ningxia and people from Yunnan. The red firelight in a bustling jewelry store reflects the face of a young man who is making silver jewelry, mainly Tibetan jewelry, including rings, cups, nipple hooks and necklaces.

Just looking at his tools is confusing enough.

There are more than 200 tools, large and small. The young man smiled and said: This is a handicraft. It is obvious that his accent is not local, but Han Chinese from Dali, Yunnan. Cars with various license plates from Gansu, Sichuan, Chongqing and Nanjing continue to arrive, bringing various products and tourists from all directions. I suddenly remembered the map of the English world and the English menu of Lisa's coffee shop. Seeing so many tourists, I couldn't help but wonder why such a small ancient town attracts so many tourists from afar. Is it the Grand Canyon? Is it the bright sunshine? Is it strange folk customs? Or is it a Buddhist temple? I thought for a long time about the messages in the guestbook on Lisa’s coffee table and the coins on the wall.

What is the reason why Langmusi Town attracts so many people’s attention? Shenzhu Langmusi, Langmusi, is located in Hongxing Township, Ruoergai County, and is a purely pastoral area. Nature suddenly built many mountains here, including Sanjilamut Mountain, Qubuma Mountain, Zabu Mountain, Nianqing Mountain and Mashoe Mountain. Surrounded by these mountains, the Bailong River rushes out of the Namo Grand Canyon, and its clear figure crosses the narrow valley lightly. G Living Buddha I once built a mountain temple at the mouth of the Namo Grand Canyon. After the efforts of several Living Buddhas, the Gerdi Temple was finally built, which is also known as the Gerdi Temple today. At that time, G Living Buddha V lived. Many people think that Langmusi is the name of the temple. In fact, there are three temples here, corresponding to Saichi Temple and Langmusi Mosque in Gannan Prefecture. Entering the Gerdi Temple, you can see four magnificent halls, the Wensi Court, the Medical College, the Kalachakra Hall and the Dharma Hall. Next to Siwen Temple is the most famous physical pagoda, which houses the physical pagoda of the fifth living Buddha G.

This is the oldest and best-preserved pagoda in all Tibetan areas. Although more than 200 years have passed, the skin is still elastic and the face remains the same, protecting the safety and security of believers during daily chanting. Standing quietly surrounded by mountains, the fluttering prayer flags exude a strong religious atmosphere, and devout believers come here to read the scriptures. The rotating prayer wheel removes pain in this life and brings happiness in the next life. The busiest time in Langmusi is in the first month, when the Morang Dharma Assembly will be held, which is commonly known as the Chuanzhao Dharma. Dance, Tibetan opera, and Buddhist exhibitions are the main activities. At this time, Langmusi is the flame of the snowfield, full of enthusiasm. At this time, Langmusi is also looking forward to the New Year in early spring and praying for happiness. The Langmusi legend of the missionary was mentioned by Garjan about a missionary, which was finally confirmed by us at Saichi Temple in Gannan Prefecture. This year, the 70-year-old Lama Akseluda told us a little-known history, which is the key to Langmusi going global.

In the 1940s, an American missionary set foot on this magical land and lived there for more than ten years before leaving in 1957. He was completely integrated into the Tibetan life here, as if his missionary work left only a process that he had walked through here, because today there are no traces of other religions except Tibetan Buddhism and Islam. More than ten years of experience and getting along with Tibetans have given him a sense of the life of a nation with a long history. Magical legends, beautiful mountains and rivers, and unrestrained folk customs created the legends in his heart, and he turned them into a book "Tebit life" with his pen.

After this book was published in the United States, more Westerners learned about the mountains, grasslands, monasteries and Tibetan people on the eastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. So they began to yearn and walk. As the years passed, the missionary's wife died here, and Lama Akseluda became the only old man to see him. He told us where the former homes of foreign missionaries were. Walking through the mud, with the setting sun behind our backs, when it was dark, we found the wooden fence at the end of the path of this former residence. In the dusk, the wooden fence was already a little cold. There were several wooden houses arranged in a concave shape inside the fence. I never thought it would be so simple, a jagged wooden fence surrounding a legend from so long ago.

The markets and temples in Langmusi Town, and several strongholds of Langmusi, do not exceed 2 square kilometers. In this narrow valley, you can see tourists of all colors and races, most of whom will not leave the stronghold mentioned below. One of the strongholds: Langmusi Hotel. This is the earliest individual hotel in the area, opened in 1997. More than 50 shops never seem to be idle, becoming a common home for foreign tourists and photography enthusiasts. Only after I visited did I know that the owner of Langmusi Hotel, Jean Dorge, was very popular and had friends all over the world. Now, he has another right-hand man, son-in-law Garrang, a young Tibetan who can speak pure English.

The second base: Renqing Hotel. It is currently the best hotel in Langmusi Town, but it is difficult to meet outsiders.

Most foreigners want to go to Langmusi Hotel, and our compatriots stay in Renqing Hotel. The third stronghold: Lisa Coffee. Like tourists from all over the world, here there are also dishes from all over the world. This small shop opened by a Hui girl has become a gathering place for tourists from outside the city. She can cook authentic foreign dishes, such as Italian pancakes, British burgers, and various Western foods. Moistened by cold beer or Coke, all foreign tourists will give you a thumbs up. When asked where she learned her craft, she said she was taught by an Englishman who came here often.

This British man is the owner of a restaurant in London, and his food is delicious. After several visits, she taught Lisa step by step. Lisa used this hard-won craft to attract many foreign friends and their appreciation. Fortress 4: Numerous Muslim restaurants. A variety of northwest noodles can cater to the tastes of various people, such as fried pork noodles, Lanzhou ramen noodles, handmade noodles, firecracker noodles, and flatbreads, so that friends who come here can enjoy a handful of ethnic flavors. The fifth stronghold: Sichuan restaurant. Unexpectedly, an authentic Sichuan restaurant is right downstairs of Renqing Hotel. When you go out, turn left and there is a row of glass windows. A Sichuan restaurant opened by a female boss in Gansu tastes really authentic. This is also where the smiles gather. The British left with a smile, and the Australians came in with a smile. Many foreign friends, accompanied by monks, spoke mixed English and Chinese and ate authentic Sichuan food.

The Miraba Pavilion was built in the 42nd year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1777). The original pavilion was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The existing building was rebuilt in May 1988, which took four years to complete. Milarepa Pagoda is the most important temple of the Kagyu Sect (Bai Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism in the Amdo Tibetan area. The museum mainly worships Milarepa Buddha, which is the most legendary and famous Buddha statue among the Tibetan people. The nine-story building, with the capital of Buddha statues of Milarepa and his disciples as the main body, is dedicated to the founder of Tibetan Buddhism. There are 1,720 Buddha statues, Bodhisattvas, Dharma protectors and other various Buddha statues, with King Kong as the main body. Various murals reflecting Tibetan Buddhism are huge in scale, superb in painting techniques and of high artistic value. There are two Milarepa Buddhist temples in Tibetan areas of China. This Buddhist pavilion is one of the famous temples of Tibetan Buddhism in Amdo, with majestic architecture. There are lamas who live in the temple all year round to study and worship the Lord Buddha, and it has a unique cultural atmosphere. Yeliguan Scenic Area

Yeliguan Scenic Area is located in Lintan County, with Yeliguan County as the center, and is divided into four scenic areas: Lianhua Mountain, Xixia, Dongxia and Yehai Lake. The main landscapes include lotus, Makino Gorge, Yehai Lake, Chibi Valley, and the Big Reclining Buddha.

Lianhua Mountain is located 15 kilometers east of Yeliguan, with the main peak at an altitude of 3,578 meters. It is a combination of danger, strangeness, solitude and beauty. From a distance, it looks like a blooming lotus, hence its name. Also known as Xikongtong, it is a holy place for Buddhism and Taoism in Gannan and Linxia areas.

Appreciate the barren mountains and ridges, appreciate the natural scenery, bathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the beautiful scenery in Yeliguan Scenic Area. There are the famous Lotus Mountain, the beautiful Makino Gorge, the Gao Gorge, the Holy Freshwater Lake, the realistic giant reclining Buddha, the yellow swirling green waves, the vast alleys and ditches, and the wonderful Chibi Valley, which is dangerous, steep, strange, beautiful, and secluded.

Lazikou Lazikou is located in the northeast of Diebu County. It is the gateway and important transportation channel from Diebu to Han areas. Lazikou is the transliteration of Tibetan, which means steep mountain road and canyon. As the name suggests, the mountains around Lazikou are majestic, the canyon is like a knife, the river rushes out of the canyon, and the two cliffs are densely covered with narrow paths. It is really a dangerous place that can be defended by one person and cannot be forced by ten thousand people. In September 1935, the Chinese workers' and peasants' Red Army went north to fight against Japan. The Long March passed through Lazikou, where they fought fiercely with the Kuomintang's newly formed 14th Division of Lu Dachang, preventing the Red Army from moving northward due to natural dangers. The Red Army soldiers were brave and brave, overcame the enemy's tight blockade, and broke through the natural barriers in one fell swoop, paving the way for the Red Army to successfully enter the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region and move north to fight against Japan.

Therefore, the feats of this battle and the natural danger of Lazikou were recorded in the history of the Chinese revolution. In order to commemorate the Red Army's Long March and remember the historically significant Battle of Lazikou, the State Council decided to list Lazikou as a key cultural relic protection unit and erect a Lazikou Battle Monument for tourists and pedestrians to pay their respects. The monument was built in 1980 and rebuilt in 1992 with the approval of the provincial government. General Yang Chengwu personally wrote the inscription "Monument to the Battle of Lazikou".

Hetou Temple Hetong Temple is located about one kilometer east of Hetong City, the capital of Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province. It is also known as Heicuo Temple, which means blessed in Tibetan. Hehe Temple belongs to the Gelugpa monastery of Tibetan Buddhism. The temple was built in the twelfth year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1673), and its founder was the eminent monk Xie Ruoredan. Xiere Choden, a native of Ganga, Gannan, was the eldest son of the highly respected Gaden Gyatso.

His Tibetan teachings earned him the title of Laram Baghas, and he received the support of qualified landowner leaders to establish cooperative temples. In 749, Saichi Samucha I highly praised Sangha for establishing a rule of law and hearing in the Cooperation Temple. Since then, political and religious power has also been controlled by the Sechi Living Buddha system.

The second Qilosang Kenzangge (1757-1980), when he was 26 years old, went to Tibet to seek Dharma, studied the Five Lectures extensively, and made achievements in his studies. The local government gave him the title of the Erdeni Pandit Pagoda of the Ganden Holy Religion. After returning to Amdo, he made a Dharma station at Rongwo Monastery in Qinghai, and built the Great Golden Tile Hall and Sakyamuni Temple in Hehe Monastery. Nidian, Mingyin Academy, etc. His life's works are as follows. Sansechi Lobsang Jiangpo Tenzin became a monk and organized people to build the Sutra Hall and Da'angqian. He died at the age of 50. Sischi Lobsang Bodan Sangay, 69, passed away. The five-color red name is Lobsang Thubten Boden Sangha. Through the management of the Da Sechi Young Buddha, Hehe Temple has become one of the larger temples in southern Jiangxi. By early 1949, Hehe Temple was in full swing. There are two Buddhist scriptures, ten Buddhist temples and a nine-story building in the temple. This building is particularly famous architecturally. There are more than 500 monks and nuns, affiliated with about 10,000 parishioners. There are schools, hospitals, police stations, and security guards in the same county.

In 1958, the Hehe Temple was preserved, but was completely demolished during the Cultural Revolution. In 1981, the Hehe Temple was restored and the Sutra Hall and other halls were built. Ayi Amifangri and Ayi Mountain are located between Madang Township and Wangertang Township, with an altitude of 4004 meters and 3958 meters respectively, opposite to Ayi Mountain with an altitude of 3500 meters. They are thought to be forested and have good vegetation. Darzens Lake at the foot of Amiriri Mountain is a scenic tourist area in Labrang. Mount Ayi is located on the bank of the Wangertang Gorge, with an altitude of 3,698 meters. The mountain is light and beautiful, like a graceful girl. Pines, poplars, shrubs and lush green trees are found throughout the mountain. Zen Temple The Zen Temple is built on a platform in the northwest of Qioni County. It is the oldest Tibetan Buddhist temple in Gannan region. In 1253 AD, when Phagpa went to Beijing at the invitation of Kublai Khan, he chose the temple site through Zhuoni, leaving behind the accompanying Geshe Sakaba. It was built in 1295 (the first year of Yuanzhen) on the basis of a small red temple and hosted by Ge Temple. An

Da Li Jia Shan Da Li Jia Shan is located in the hometown of Gan, adjacent to Baleng in the east. Mountain (4080 meters above sea level). It is the boundary mountain between Xiahe County and Xunhua County in Qinghai Province. The main peak is located on the flat surface of the famous white rock cliff of the Ganges River, with an altitude of 4636 meters. It is the first peak in Labrang. Above the snow line, the mountains are steep, the cliffs are bare, there is snow all year round, and the climate is unpredictable. The vegetation below the snow line is good, flowers are in bloom, various high-quality grasses and precious medicinal materials grow on the mountain, and mineral resources are rich. The five mountain flat lakes with different shapes in the mountains are even more fascinating. Daliga Green Lake is located in Dalijia Mountain. There are five mountain flat lakes with different colors. They are called Cuoruorui, Tsoergangcuo, Daligayongcuo and Cuojiang in Tibetan.

Among them, Cuoruorui Lake is composed of two small lakes, Cuoruogangcuo is the largest, and Cuojiang River is also called the Five Lakes. Lijiacui Lake, the main lake of Wushan Lake, is a crater-barrier lake with an area of ??210 acres. The depth of the lake is unknown and the water tastes bland and tasteless. On a sunny day, the lake is calm and calm. Looking from a distance, it looks like a mirror inlaid on the green grassland. According to locals, if you shout loudly on the lake, in an instant, dark clouds will roll, the clouds will be filled, strong winds will rise, lightning and thunder will roar, heavy snow will roar, there will be heavy rain or hail, the lake will also boil, rolling up turbulent waves, Hit the shore with rocks. The lake is surrounded by igneous conglomerates and is oval-shaped, like the bottom of a pot.

There is no obvious water inlet in the lake, but on the outside of the mountains surrounding the lake, three springs sneak out from the east, north, and south directions, flowing to Linxia, ??Xunhua, and Qingshui areas respectively. The sound of running water could be heard in the distance. This lake is famous for its height, depth, danger and spirit, and is rarely visited. Delong Temple Delong Temple, also known as Shagou Temple, was called Delong Yigaqu Monk Forest in ancient times. It is located five kilometers southwest of Wanggetang Township, Xiahe County. The temple is named after the valley in which it is located, which means Valley of Treasures. She is a famous Tantric female teacher in Tibetan history and the founder of the Nengdan sect of Tibetan Buddhism, Ma Meila Zhongzang. It was handed down in the third year of the Tibetan calendar. Ma Jiulazhong's masters and disciples lived in the area of ??Xiahe County today, practicing and spreading Buddhism in the valley beside the Daxia River.

About the early years of Long Mu, Ma Jiulazhong and her disciples had a pure desire to promote Dafa and benefit all living beings in the future, so they accumulated a large number of scriptures and magical instruments. The eldest disciple of Ma Jiula, Toyin Dorje Sangge, made a treasure vase, and the younger disciple, Toyin Sangzhou, wrapped it in a sleeve.

On the tenth day of the third lunar month of that year, Majulazhong led his disciples and followers, carrying many scriptures, magical instruments and other treasures, to Yalmo and Longgou (today's Delonggou). After burying the treasure in a rock that resembled the belly of Brugje, their teachers and students showed their magical powers and predicted the future excavation of the treasure in the face of the Dharma King and the law-abiding practices of the surrounding people. After a while, monks from the Jigong Kagyu sect came here to practice. Nianboraj is a yogi from the local Sigor village, and is probably a disciple of Jigong Renqian Sangbao. Later, according to the instructions of the master, in 1222 AD, a small temple named Del Temple was built on the former site of the Jigong Kagyu monks.

In 1958, Bo Sakyamuni participated in Delong Temple, merged Phawang Retreat and Dazong Retreat into Delong Temple, converted it into a Gelug Sect temple, and built a large Buddhist temple that can accommodate 500 people. Hall. On the first day of the first lunar month in 1718, Jamyang went to Delong Valley, dug a secluded place there, and ordered his disciple Saicang'e King Tashi to preside over the temple. After that, Delong Temple was presided over by Saicang Living Buddha. In the early days, more than 60 monks and nuns were liberated. The temple was demolished during the Cultural Revolution. The Sutra Hall was restored in 1981 and now has more than 30 monks.