Explore the Daocheng White Pagoda and encounter the beauty of Tibetan faith✨

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Explore the Daocheng Zunsheng Pagoda Forest and encounter the beauty of Tibetan faith✨ Families, when you travel to Daocheng, you must not miss the Zunsheng Pagoda Forest! This forest of pagodas is full of the charm of Tibetan Buddhist culture and is super stunning. Here is a super practical guide for everyone. 🎒 Things to know before you go Daocheng is at a high altitude, so you should drink Rhodiola rosea one or two weeks in advance to prevent altitude sickness. When you arrive at the local area, you can prepare oxygen cylinders and plateau safety belts to be prepared. Be sure to bring enough clothes, including thick down jackets and warm jackets. The temperature difference between day and night is large on the plateau, so don't catch a cold. There are also sun protection products. The ultraviolet rays there are strong, so sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sun hat are all prepared. 🚗Transportation Guide If you take a direct flight, you can go to Daocheng Yading Airport and then share a car or charter a car to Daocheng County, which costs about 50-80 yuan per person. If you take a bus, you can go directly to Daocheng from Chengdu Xinnanmen Station or Chaidianzi Station, but the journey is long, so be prepared. After arriving at the county town, take a taxi to Zunsheng Tallinn, which is very convenient for the starting price. 🏯Game guide The Zunsheng Pagoda Forest is very large, and the most eye-catching feature is the large white pagoda in the middle, which is spotlessly white and sparkles in the sun. There are many small towers surrounding it, each of which is carved with exquisite scriptures and patterns, full of Tibetan cultural atmosphere. Walking along the Tallinn Trail, you can see each tower up close. If you come across Tibetans circumambulating the pagoda, you might as well follow them and walk around the pagoda clockwise to feel their piety, and maybe even gain inner peace. ⏰Opening hours and tickets The Grand Tallinn is open all day and no tickets are required. You can go there whenever you want. The main feature is your freedom. ❗Tips Tallinn is a very sacred religious place. When visiting, please do not make loud noises, do not litter, and respect local religious beliefs and customs. Don't use the flash when taking photos, don't climb the White Pagoda, and travel in a civilized manner to gain a better experience.