Zhare Temple

Out of Langkazi County, on the way to Loza County, passing through Dalong Town, a roadside will flash a Zhare Temple built in the middle of the mountain, the famous name. "Zha" means "hot" in Tibetan, "hot" means goat. Legend has it that in the 17th century, Serong Buddha Zha Rerauna found this place under the guidance of the Shenyang, and the fourth generation of ancient sang Baima Zhanduoji Renduoji after Zha Temple Kanbu, converted to Ningma Pai, becoming the subordinate temple of Dorjiza Temple. The temple sits east to west, built on the mountain, 4,450 meters above sea level, and the building is about 100 meters high.

Local villagers are renovating the temple on duty, so we joined them to help carry the bricks. Although we don't speak each other, we work together, laugh together, and share our hearts. Tibet has a magical power that makes you want to do good. I just met the living Buddha when I entered the temple. Fortunately, I was fortunate to encounter something I was doing and I was fortunate to experience it. The little lama in the temple was shy but enthusiastic. He took us to visit one by one, explained in detail in rusty Mandarin, and finally entertained us to drink butter tea. Tibetans are really special and simple and enthusiastic, and they warm their hearts every day here.