Anitsangkung Nunnery

Canggu Temple should be blooming flowers are happy, a few clusters of bamboo swaying, grapes, peaches, apples look good, in the snow field, it is rare. The masters in the temple have to do some daily life in addition to reading the scriptures and practicing, which reminds me of Futian in the world. Not only does it have good thoughts, but it needs good deeds. All kinds of things are nothing but giving up and getting.

Lhasa is a very old temple tea house, belonging to Canggu Temple, so all of them are family members from Canggu Temple. The tea is very good, five yuan a pound, I like vegetarian buns very much, a few affordable, one dollar, five yuan a bowl, the price is very good. If you are alone, a pot of tea and a bowl of noodles and five buns are enough. The environment is distinctive!

Canggu Temple is located in Lhasa City, Tibet, and is the only nun temple in Lhasa City. The temple enjoys a high reputation in the Tibetan Buddhist community. It is also a check-in point for passengers, quiet

Canggu Temple is not far from Barkhor Street, in a small alley. The entrance is the sweet tea house of Canggu Temple. The sweet tea is also very delicious. Basically, no tourists are seen, and it is very local. If you just come to Canggu Temple sweet tea house to drink tea, you don't need to buy tickets. You need to buy tickets to go in and visit, 40 yuan. The inside is small, but the architectural style is very beautiful, the color is bright, and the yellow wall is suitable for taking pictures. There are 3 floors in the yard. Tourists can only visit the 1-2 floor. The 3 floors are not allowed to go up, because it is the place where the sisters live. The team will not come here, so it is very quiet, tired of shopping and a cup of sweet tea can take an afternoon. . .

Canggu Temple is located in Lhasa, Tibet, a Tibetan Buddhist Gelu temple, is the only nun temple in Lhasa. It enjoys high prestige in the Tibetan Buddhist community and has a distinctive tradition and style. The main temple is not very large in size, divided into two floors, the upper floor is the Jingtang. The temple door is up along the steps, and there are four major murals of the emperor on both sides of the temple, eaves and door pillars carved, almost the same as other Tibetan Buddhist monasteries.