The Potala Palace

 

On Red Mountain, in the middle of the Lhasa Valley sits the Potala Palace, a dazzling Buddhist complex saturated with the memorable society of the area. Going to the Palace totally pulls you far from the present day world and permits you to venture into the lives of the humble individuals of Tibet your Shangri la. Here, you can stroll in the strides of the Dalai Lamas. There are numerous diverse segments to the castle; some are quiet and delightful, in the same way as the lake behind the church. Others are essentially stunning by the loftiness of their structural planning, instigating the impression that you truly are very much a little piece of an immense world. Stand at the extremely lowest part of the slope where the Palace rests and turn toward the highest point of the tower the immense steps arriving at up to the top will make you feel more diminutive than you can ever envision. Lhasa Zhol Village has two stone columns or rdo-rings, an inner part stone column or doring nangma, which remains inside the town stronghold dividers, and the outer surface stone column or doring chima, which initially remained outside the South passageway to the town. Today the column stands fail to the East of the Liberation Square, on the South side of Beijing Avenue. You would prefer not to miss this humbling knowledge.