Seda Buddhist Institute | A place I've always wanted to visit

|A place I've always wanted to visit. Seda Buddhist Institute | A place I've always wanted to visit~ The red houses are the most iconic sight in Seda. They are arranged on the hillside in an orderly manner, like burning flames or a red sea, vast and magnificent. The red houses are not only architectural masterpieces but also symbols of faith. Each house is inhabited by devout practitioners who adhere to their faith day after day, injecting endless spiritual power into this land. The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the red houses, and the golden light blends with the red, creating a sacred and warm atmosphere that is touching. In Seda, time is slow and long. You can sit on the hillside, look at the distant scenery, and let your thoughts drift; you can also communicate with local practitioners, listen to their stories and insights, and gain wisdom and strength. There is no hustle and bustle of the city here, only inner peace and fulfillment. Scenic location: Location: Larung Gar Buddhist Academy, Seda (do not locate Seda County, which is more than 20 kilometers away) Ticket reservation method: Online: Mu Ren Jia Yuan Mini Program, 168/person Offline: Jinma Grassland Tourist Distribution Center, 48/person Luoruo Town Distribution Center, 30/person (Bring your ID card, face recognition is required, if you really can't make a reservation, you can only find a local person and pay 200 to get in, so you need to do your homework) Check-in spots: Larung Road, Seda Tancheng Long Ladder Buddhist Institute Observation Deck, Dongga Temple Seda 4-day tour route recommendation: D1: Chengdu - Kangding - Honghaizi - Sidingcuo - Yuzixi - Xinduqiao D2: Xinduqiao - Ga'ersi - Tagong Grassland - Moxi Park - Seda D3: Seda Buddhist Institute - Yala Snow Mountain Observation Deck - Danba D4: Danba - Siguniang Mountain Shuangqiaogou - Chengdu!! Notes: 1 Bring your ID card, otherwise you can't get in, the same goes for Hong Kong and Macau compatriots 2 Don't take pictures casually, don't touch children's heads (only living Buddhas can), don't take pictures of monks and temples 3 Respect local customs, no drones are allowed in the Buddhist Institute 4 Seda is at a high altitude, so prepare high-altitude sickness medicine, oxygen bottles, motion sickness medicine, and cold medicine 5 The climate is changeable, so be sure to bring cotton clothes, down jackets, thermal underwear, and keep warm, do sun protection, and moisturize the heavenly Buddhist kingdom, Seda on earth, is worth a visit!