Zhu Cang Dachen Yamen Ruins Review

In the old photos and maps, I saw such a place, so I looked for it. The anus is on the north side of the Jokhang Temple. Facing the Jokhang Temple, I walked to the left and saw a small empty field, which is the entrance gate of the Tibetan Minister of State. Because the appearance is the same as other Tibetan houses around, it is easy to miss if you don't pay attention. There are two stone lions outside the gate, the gate is not big, you can go in and visit for free. Barkhor Street outside is noisy and lively, and it will be quiet when you walk into the gate, and it feels like a double day. On the front steps, the main hall is an exhibition hall, with exhibits and text descriptions in Tibet's history. There are not many exhibits and you can easily browse. Especially worth seeing is the second and third floors of the Tibetan Minister's Anmen. Each room opened, including the outer corridor and stairs, has restored the appearance of the then Tibetan Minister at the time. Each room has different functions, with office and living. The waxworks, objects, layouts and furnishings of the house were restored in accordance with the appearance of the Qing Dynasty. This is a special display and description of the history of the rebellion in the Qing Qianlong period and his entourage in the Qing Dynasty. Some rooms and stairs have text descriptions next to them, describing the situation that occurred at the scene of the rebellion. Imagine the scene at that time, there is a feeling of immersiveness. There is a stone lion near the gate in the atrium. Seeing the introduction that it is an unearthed cultural relics, it may be the real relics placed in front of the door.