Xining is not short of oxygen, and Ta'er Monastery is not short of faith.

Coming to Ta'er Monastery without wearing Tibetan clothes, you can go deep into the temple, which is more worthwhile than the "Zhuoma Experience Card". Ta'er Monastery is one of the six major monasteries of the Gelug Sect. The pagoda was built before the temple, so it was named "Ta'er". Although the temple is small in size, the founder of the Gelug Sect, Tsongkhapa, was born here, so it has a very high status. Now in the Golden Tile Hall, you can see the golden pagoda with 860 kilograms of gold and 3,600 gems. Inside is a Bodhi tree, which is symbiotic with the Bodhi tree outside the hall. It rained for a night and a day in Xining, and people who came here were still in an endless stream. Under the eaves, devout believers are prostrating. There is no lack of oxygen here, and there is no lack of faith. 📸Photo location summary 🔴Ta'er Monastery viewing platform. Route➡️Walk for about 20 minutes, go up from "Linxiu Road" 🔴The small park opposite the Buddha Light Hotel. Tibetan costume photos are taken here. 🔴Inside Ta'er Monastery. Route➡️ Babao Ruyi Pagoda, a Dharma Temple, a Pray for Longevity Hall, a Great Scripture Hall, a Golden Tile Hall, a Nine-Room Hall—Bianzhi Hall—Jiashi Lunjing, a Butter Flower Hall—Tibetan Scripture Building 📷Camera: The most important thing for travel photography is "portability", so I chose Canon EOS R8, the body is only 461 grams. It has the same sensor and focusing system as R6II, and the picture quality and user experience are great. The only drawback is the battery life, you need to prepare more 🔋 🎫Ticket price: The ticket price is 70 yuan in the peak season and 40 yuan in the off-season; the explanation is 160 yuan (1-5 people) ⌚️Opening hours: The opening hours are 07:30-18:30, and the ticket sales stop at 17:30 ⚠️You cannot expose your clothes when entering the temple, and you cannot wear ethnic clothes