The place with the most God of Wealth statues in Chengdu - the lobby of the Qiyashang Hotel.

National Highway 318, Shanghai - Lhasa, is a scenic road for Chinese people, with a natural magic that attracts countless people to first go to Chengdu, and then set off from Chengdu to Lhasa! The Tibetan area is mysterious and novel, and unfamiliar to most people. How to adapt to Tibetan culture, today in Chengdu's Fuqin Community, I accidentally discovered a treasure hotel - Qiyashang Hotel, a combination of Han and Tibetan culture, you can adapt here first. Transportation: Metro Line 5, get off at Fuqin Road Station or Huapaifang Station, and walk 500 meters to the hotel. Highlights: The lobby is resplendent! Two huge thangkas, the six-armed Mahakala in the center of the painting, is the highest level of the God of Wealth in Tibetan culture! The six arms hold six different dharma instruments, and the feet step on two elephants, which hold two mice, meaning wealth from all directions! The God of Wealth in the lower left corner of the thangka, and the Yellow God of Wealth in the lower right corner. In the thangka, the three Gods of Wealth gather! In front of the painting, a water basin is placed, in line with the "six-armed Mahakala", and the harmonious tower is in a line, in line with the Chinese culture of "water generates wealth". This is the place with the most God of Wealth statues! 99% of the decorative stone used in the hotel is natural jade, the four pillars in the lobby are made of wood-grain jade, and the floor is made of rare rainbow jade, which is currently out of production. The agate crack pattern is integrated. The "auspicious elephant purple copper relief welcome mural" behind the front desk is visually impactful! Let the elephant carry the treasure bottle into the hotel, meaning a wide range of wealth!...... 🌟 Highlights: There is even an art gallery, similar to a museum, which houses the King Gesar, with a total of more than 300 volumes! This hotel has so many surprises, it is worth exploring the secret realm of the Tibetan area.