Gannan in the off-season - peaceful and beautiful

In March, we traveled to western Sichuan, starting from Gannan, and visited scenic spots along the way in Gannan area. The vast scenery along the way made me relax a lot after working hard in the big city. The Milarepa Buddha Pavilion of the Anduo Hezuo Temple is located in the Anduo Tibetan area of ​​Hezuo City, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province. Its full name is "Amuo Hezuo Milarepa Nine-story Buddha Pavilion". It was built in 1777 (during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty), and was later destroyed in a historical event and rebuilt in 1988. The pavilion is magnificent, with solemn and serene red walls. You can see pilgrims and Tibetans "circumambulating the temple", which means walking devoutly around the pavilion in a clockwise circle. This is a Tibetan Buddhist way of praying for blessings and paying respect to the Buddha. Raise. This has become an important part of Tibetans' daily life. Maqu Yellow River First Bend Tourist Scenic Area passes through Maqu, Gannan, with an altitude of 3000+ to 4500+. The natural scenery is unique, with "the sky is vast and the wilderness is boundless, the wind blows the grass low and you can see cattle and sheep". The Yellow River flows through Maqu County for 433 kilometers. The wetland resources are vast and rich in wetland ecological resources. The winding river water nurtures everything here. The yaks and sheep grazing gracefully on the banks, the birds flying in the sky, the beautiful and magnificent The natural scenery is like an ink painting. Nyingma Temple is located next to the Awancang Wetland in Gannan. It is also called "Niangma Temple". The temple has the world's largest prayer wheel certified by the Guinness World Records. It is 42.38 meters high and weighs 320 tons. The outer wall is made of copper and gilded with relief. The workmanship is very exquisite, with seven-star Sanskrit Lanza script and seven-star Tibetan six-syllable mantra carved on it. It looks very easy for Tibetans to turn it. It is said that four or five people can turn it easily, but it is actually very difficult. It was hard to turn it even if I used all my strength, and the weather was cold, and my hands felt cold when they touched the metal. I was freezing.