Tibet Peaceful Liberation Monument

The Tibetan Peaceful Liberation Monument stands at the southern end of the Potala Palace Square, with the distant mountains and green trees in the south, and the magnificent Potala Palace in the north is 350 meters away. The entire monument is decorated only above the entrance door and on the base with a decorated shape in Tibetan local style. The style is simple. This monument is a symbol of the peaceful liberation of Tibet, with the spirit of the martyrs, and the Yongzhao afterlife.

The Tibetan Peaceful Liberation Monument is located in the south of the Potala Palace Square. It is a white building, relatively simple, symbolizing the snow plateau and Everest. There are two bronze statues and musical fountains in front of the monument. Under the blue sky and white clouds, the monument is particularly tall.

At the southern end of the Potala Palace Square, the monument is abstracted Everest, and the decoration is simple; express the towering momentum and the eternality of the world. From the Potala Palace, you can see the panoramic view of the monument.

The Tibetan Peaceful Liberation Monument is located at the southern end of the Potala Palace Square, built on May 22, 2001. The north is 350 meters away from the magnificent Potala Palace. The whole monument is decorated in Tibetan style and has a simple style. Its shape is abstract Everest, hoping to show the monument's towering momentum and the eternality of the world.

The Tibetan Peaceful Liberation Monument is located at the southern end of the Potala Palace Square in Lhasa City. The monument is abstracted from Mount Everest. The main body is gray and white, 37 meters high. It was completed on May 22, 2001. The monument fully reflects the peaceful liberation of Tibet. The great spirit of serfs turning over as masters is also a permanent commemoration of the major historical events in modern Chinese history of the peaceful liberation of Tibet, which must be seen when traveling to Lhasa.

The monument is also a very class angle on the Potala Palace. The wide square is centered here and looks very independent.

[Location] In the south of the Potala Palace, across Beijing Road, I thought it was a park, but it was actually "Potala Palace Square". The monument is at the southern end of the square. [Meaning] On May 22, 2001, in order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet, the words on the monument were written by Grandpa Jiang on the National Day of that year. It is said that the shape is an abstract expression of Everest. Well, it is a bit like! [Security] Entering the Potala Palace Square, there are a lot of PLA fighters patrolling and guarding under and around the monument, especially sacred feeling! [Picture] Night view 508K Far view of the monument 1.20MB Daytime Cloth Palace Square 1.02MB Park has a lake 1.34MB