Kejia Temple Review

Kejia Temple, located in Koga Village, Pulan County, Ali District, Tibet Autonomous Region, is a monastery of Tibetan Buddhism Sajia. Koga, Tibetan means "settlement", was founded by Renqin Sanbu, and has a history of thousands of years. According to the historical records, there was Koga Temple before Koga Village, which was named after the temple.

I went to Xia Kejia Temple. There were several worshippers, and I followed the worshipers into it. I found that I had harvested very much. This temple should be forgotten by the world. The archaeological value is very high. This is a thousand-year-old cultural relics mural. The value is comparable to Dunhuang Grottoes. It is probably artificially damaged and oxidized by the climate at a certain period. It is very vague, some vague even by the world directly muddy,

With husband is the fate of Kejia Temple! A year ago we were still strangers, a year later, we are the closest people! Kejia Temple is the Taoist field of Wenshu Bodhisattva, but anyone who seeks schooling and career will come to this point a wish light. The wish was realized when the light was lit last year. This year I made a good wish again! I hope the next year will be complete! ^_^^_^ Kejia's mural has faded a lot because of its long disrepair. It has been re-painted this year. It is said that it will take three years to repair it. Have the opportunity to visit again!

Kejia Temple is located in the depths of Pulan County, about 10km from the county seat, and has a long history. Tibetan Buddhist Sakya Temple. Located in Koga Village, Pulan County, Ali District, Tibet Autonomous Region. Koga is the meaning of Tibetan "settlement". It was founded in 996 by the translator Ren Qin Sanbu. Kejia Village is built with the temple as the center and has an east-west layout. It is recorded that there was Kojia Temple first and then Kojia Village, which was named for the temple.

There is a river beach and beautiful red reeds at the entrance of Koga Temple. But from another perspective, it has a primitive, quaint taste