Gangri Folk Art Museum Review

The first time I deeply touched Tibetan culture ～ I first arrived in Lhasa. I accidentally arrived here and was deeply attracted. I fell in love with Tibet. I ate at the Yarlung Zangbu Hotel. When I entered the hotel lobby, I felt that this hotel was different. The decoration design was completely Tibetan style and super exquisite. After a simple meal, I hurried out. When I first arrived in Tibet, I saw everything fresh. I found out that this is a folk museum. It should be private. The boss is very attentive. He is an ashes-level enthusiast of Tibetan culture. He has not invested less time and money. Using the lobby, rooms, corridors and cubicles on the first and second floors of the hotel, carefully decorated, various items from various periods in Tibet, culture, religion, city, rural, daily living..., including Vientiane. The Gangri Folk Museum is a large folk folk art museum integrating culture, folk customs and art collection, display, communication, exchange and sales. The art museum is built on the basis of Jiangsu Road Yarlung Zangbo Hotel. The museum's collection of nearly 10,000 pieces is rich in content, unique shape, and cultural relics, artworks and folk products with great ornamental and collection value. From the history, culture, art, religion and folk customs of Tibet, it fully shows the splendid culture and long history of the Tibetan jealousy and charm. History.

Gangri Folk Art Museum, in Yangcheng Square, Chengguan, Lhasa, the lobby is actually the only museum-style hotel in the world that can live. Open the Tibetan curtain, the rich Tibetan style comes, all kinds of Tibetan graphic accessories, various Tibetan Buddha statues carvings, daily necessities can be seen everywhere, there is a glass box a few meters apart on both sides of the corridor, there are Tibetan knives, Tibetan guns, copper bowls, wine pots, oil drums, Teapots and other kinds of daily necessities. It is also interesting to be able to visually contact Tibetan folk customs in the commercial building.

You can see it, cost-effective and acceptable.

We can understand the wisdom of the Tibetan people more.

There are some Tibetan folk art displays.