톈짱타이(천장대) 리뷰

There is a mysterious place in the wall of the mountain, the celestial burial platform. Celestial burial platform is the traditional cultural feature of Tibetan Buddhism. Funerals after death go from high to low: tower funeral, celestial funeral, cremation, water funeral, burial, cliff funeral, tree funeral, stone Museum funeral and other forms. Celestial burial is the most common. The Celestial Burial Platform forbids visitors to enter and take pictures. They can only take a long view. Just shoot it from a distance, record it!

The entrance of Sala Temple can be paid 200 yuan for local people to act as guides. Interested friends can visit it.

Celestial burial is a traditional way of burial for Mongolian and Tibetan minorities. After death, the corpse is taken to a designated place to be eaten by Eagles (or other birds, beasts, etc.). The core of celestial burial is soul immortality and reincarnation. Death is only the separation of the immortal soul from the old body. It is a different transformation of different space. Tibetans praise celestial burial and think that "leather sack" is used to feed Hu. Vultures are the most noble gifts, reflecting the highest realm of Mahayana Buddhism - sacrifice gifts.

Celestial burial platform is a place that many Tibetans know. Tibetans know that celestial burial is a worthwhile way of worship. They can visit it and take pictures of vultures, but they can't take pictures when they hold funerals.

There are two cemeteries on the hill behind the Sala Temple, one near the foot of the hill and the other near the mountainside. The Cemetery near the foot of the hill has been abandoned, but it is still surrounded by banners. The back hill is high, and the top of the hill can see the panoramic view of Lhasa City. It is a resort for mountain climbers. The relative height of the mountain is about 500 meters. It takes about 4 hours to climb the mountain, which requires some physical strength. However, if you look back at the city of Lhasa a a little along the mountain road, you will have a wide view. Tourists who are not physically strong or who are easily rebellious just arriving in Lhasa suggest not to climb to the top of the mountain.