Review

Mani piles are unknown before going to Tibet. When I arrived in Tibet, I saw many places with such piles. I couldn't help but ask the tour guide! The tour guide said: This is called Mani pile, there are many here! It is all the locals piled up for the auspicious wish...

Located next to the Namuco, the holy lake in Tibet, is made of Han stone blocks from the believers who came to the lake. There are many standing around the lake, with different shapes. Some are large in scale and accompanied by five-colored warp, and some have yak skulls on them, which is particularly sacred.

Tibetans are nowhere to be seen for their religious piety. These Mani piles are also part of the faith. You can see them everywhere. This one next to Namco is relatively large and decorated with wardrobes, which is particularly beautiful. Religion is also attractive.

Tibetan word "dob" is the meaning of the stone. "dob" is divided into two types: "obscene locust father gang" and "town evil dob gang". "Bleach the disaster" is mostly located in the village head village tail, the stone pile is large, and the big up and down the small is a ladder-like barricade, the stone pile contains the verses to stop the filth, remove the disaster, pray peacefully.

In the mountains, intersections, lakes and rivers around Tibet, almost all of them can be seen in the altar of stones and slate. Most of these stones and slate are engraved with six words of truth, eye, statues of gods, and various auspicious patterns. The role has to be a good cause, transform feng shui, superdead spirit