Watch together as the Nyingma Monastery has been included in the world's largest Tibetan Buddhist scripture prayer wheel

Scenic Introduction: Nyingma Monastery, also known as Nyangma Monastery and Nurma Monastery, is a Gelug sect Tibetan Buddhist monastery. The monastery was founded in 1834 and was initially located on the banks of the Yellow River. It was relocated to its current site 100 years later. Nyangma Monastery is famous for having the world's largest prayer wheel. The prayer wheel has a total height of 42.38 meters, with the rotating part being 35.81 meters high and a diameter of 12.43 meters. It houses 1,080 volumes of the Tibetan Buddhist scriptures, totaling 110,000 books, and has been included in the Guinness World Records as the largest Tibetan Buddhist scripture prayer wheel. The prayer wheel at Nyingma Monastery is not only the most prominent structure of the monastery but also an important place for religious activities for Tibetan believers. The rotation of the prayer wheel is believed to accumulate merit. Nyingma Monastery is also favored by tourists for its unique architectural style and geographical location. The monastery is situated on the expansive Zashigongse grassland, surrounded by rivers, making it an excellent place for quiet contemplation. The monastery complex includes centers of faith, religious education buildings, and administrative institutions, showcasing the typical characteristics of a Tibetan Buddhist monastery. Geographical Location: Located in Nyingma Monastery, Awan Cang Township, Maqu County, Gansu Province.