Shigatse is the main birthplace of mysterious Tibetan opera. Tibetan opera, the Tibetan name "Ajilam", means a fairy sister. The dramas from Tibetan religious rituals and folk rap art are very unique. The high-pitched vocals reflect the heroic spirit of the Tibetans. The colorful costume masks are a blend of Tibetans and heroes. The worship and piety of the Buddhist faith. Into Shigatse, above the secrets of this snowy plateau, the temples are dotted. They seem to be a concentrated and fascinating history of Tibetan Buddhism, allowing you to change your body between mountains and rivers. It seems to be back in time. In the past, the history of Tibetan Buddhism has been like a scroll. Tashilhunpo is the most representative Gelugpa temple in Shigatse and one of the six major temples in Gru. The Qing dynasty minister and Lin wrote a poem praising the Tashilhunpo temple: "The tower bell winds the rhyme Dongding, and the life of the dynasty is quiet. The mountain spit wet clouds are like rain, and the water swallows the living anger." Shilunbu Temple is the stationed place of the Panchen Erdeni in the past, and it has been continuously expanded to become the center of politics, economy, culture and religion in the post-Tibet region. Because Tashilhunbu is the largest and most influential city in Shigatse, it is also a must-see for tour groups. If we go, it is recommended to have a morning and a night, the light is good, and there are relatively few people.