Xinzhai Mani pile, a devout place

Xinzhai Mani stone pile is located in Xinzhai Village, Jiegu Town, where the government of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province is located, with an altitude of nearly 4000 meters. It is said to have been founded by the first generation of Tibetan Buddhism high monk Jiana Living Buddha Dodson Quepawang. Here you can see many Tibetan Buddhist believers, turning the prayer wheel, very devout. The total number of Mani stones here exceeds 2.5 billion, making it the largest in the world, and it is also known as "the largest place in the world for making wishes". Mani stones are ordinary white stones on which Tibetan people carve scriptures, various Buddha images and auspicious patterns. Many of them are carved with six-word proverbs and decorated with five colors. It is very exquisite and spectacular, and it is a very good place to experience Tibetan Buddhist culture. Transportation: It is about 10 yuan by taxi from the city center of Jiegu Town in Yushu City. Accommodation: There are many hotels nearby to choose from. Food: The large Xunhua noodle slices in the city, the impression of Jiegu and the Nan hot pot, etc.