Sakya Monastery

Yesterday was a long day, Zashrembo Temple-Sakya Temple-Everest Reserve, dinner after ten o'clock in the evening. The Sajia Temple is the most special, known as "Snowy Dunhuang". It used to have the same status as the Potala Palace. The temple has a lot of treasures. Huihai Jingshan is very spectacular. It is a pity that there is not enough time allocated to this point. It is highly recommended to go from Shigatse to Everest Base Camp. Take a detour here.

The scenic spot introduces the Sajia Temple. The ancestral court of the Sajia School, one of the four major Tibetan Buddhist sects, is located in Sajia County, under the jurisdiction of Shigatse City. It was rated as a key cultural relics protection unit in the country in 1961. As one of the four major schools of Zuting, the importance of Sajia Temple is self-evident, Sajia sect is also known as flower teaching, living Buddha can marry and have children, here was born Mongolian teacher Basiba, is a place with history and stories. The Sajia Temple was originally divided into Nansi and Beisi. Beisi was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution and has now been converted to a Buddhist college. The Nansi is well preserved and worth spending half a day to taste it. 📝 There are many treasures in the Sajia Temple. The most impressive thing for me is the scriptures full of walls behind the Buddha statue of the main temple. Wenshan passes through the sea. The guide sister said that where there is war in the world, the scriptures in the scriptures will automatically go out. No one is artificial. The scriptures will automatically return to their place after the war. It is a wonderful legend. The big pillars in the hall are also full of stories, which are based on the emperor who brought it back from Basiba, and on the basis that the tiger helped carry it over. In short, it is full of magic. The overall layout and color of Sajia Temple are also distinct from other Tibetan monasteries, with more beautiful colors and more distinctive murals. The second floor of the monastery can be reached up along the wooden ladder to see the leisure monks on the second floor. The city wall of the temple can also be walked along a circle, and there is no cave in the four corners of the small Buddha Hall. 🚗 Traffic information departs from Shigatse, continue to drive on National Highway 318, and travel in the direction of Everest Base Camp. It takes about two and a half hours to drive to Sakya County. The road conditions are very good, all the way to the asphalt road, the road conditions in Sakya County are even better, but pay attention to the animals and livestock that may run out of the roadside at any time. When you arrive in Sakya County, vehicles can be parked in the large parking lot of the visitor center or parked at the shops next to the temple. 📌 Price and other TIPS tickets are fifty, please explain. I was lucky enough to have a free tour guide. The graduates of Tibet Tourism Professional School tried to talk. I was honored to be the first guest to talk to my sister.

The Sajia Temple is located at the foot of the Benbo Mountain in Sajia County, Shigatse District, Tibet Autonomous Region. It is a Tibetan Buddhist Sajia Temple and the main temple of the Sajia Temple. The Sajia Temple was listed as a key cultural relics protection unit of the State Council in 1961. "

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Last October, I went with friends on a Himalayan tour, which was one of the stops worth a visit.

Simple reviews, not to talk nonsense from the tour guide. 1. Non-tourism popular places, quality is not low, suitable for low-key deep people. 2. Take the shuttle bus from Shigatse to Sakya County, and take the shuttle bus from Sakya County to Shigatse for 50 yuan a trip, 3 hours, the first class is 9 o'clock in the morning, two shifts a day, pay attention to the time. 3. Recently, the Jiacuola Mountain Pass was blocked, and the cars to Everest have passed through the Taxigang Township next to Sajia County. If you report to Everest, you can walk under Taxigang and walk 4 kilometers to Sajia County. There are also a lot of free cars along the way. 4. There are mainly three ordinary hotels in the county, the price is more than 240. You can also live in a Tibetan-style hotel, 30 beds, 120 standard rooms, no separate bathroom. The overall sanitary condition of the room is OK, there is hot water TV WIFI. 5. Nansi is well preserved, with more cultural relics, more believers, and 50 tickets. 6. Beisi has to climb the mountain, break the remnant wall, and the cliff path, which is a bit dangerous. The defense school, the Wuzu Pagoda, and Renqingang (Nunnery) are all worth seeing.