The Potala Palace is undoubtedly one of the greatest buildings in the world. Its birth has been talked about since then, and it has been passed down between the Han and Tibetan people. In the early 7th century, after the Tibetan king Songtsan Gampo moved to Lhasa, Princess Wencheng, who married the Tang Dynasty, specially built a nine-storey building with a total of 1,000 palaces, named the Potala Palace. "Budala" is a transliteration of the Tibetan "Putuo" because it is a Tibetan Buddhist believer. Budala is the Putuo Mountain, and the Dalai Lama is the reincarnation of Guanyin. Since its birth, the Potala Palace is destined to be a temple with the aura of the head standing on the roof of the world. The main building of the Potala Palace is divided into two parts: the White House and the Red Palace. The Red Palace is in the middle and the White House is on both sides. The Red Palace is the spiritual tower of the Dalai Lama. The White House is the living place of the Dalai Lama. The Red Palace is a place of religion. There are countless treasures in it. The Temple of the Spirit of the Dalai Lama has an important meaning of sacrifice. It can be said to symbolize the center of rights of the Palace. The White House is a place of government affairs. The white exterior wall visually gives people a quiet and peaceful appearance. It is particularly eye-catching under the blue sky and also sets off the right dignity of the Red Palace. Tickets for the Potala Palace are very hot. The daily limit is 4,000. Even if it is off-season, it is best to go to the queue at 8 o'clock in advance. If you are in the peak season, you must make an appointment in advance. Tickets for the peak season are 200, and tickets for the off-season are 100. The Potala Palace, there is no words to describe the Buddha statue inside the beautiful Potala Palace, the treasures of the rich, the complex and exquisite tooth carving tower, the dreamy and beautiful Thangka, all ingenuity... Shows in a tight one In the hall of the room, I received the worship of thousands of people. There are too many details that make me dazzled. Every place is worth staying for a long time. Unfortunately, there is no way to take pictures. I only have to copy the small book to remember the name.