Explore the Sacred Land of Western Sichuan | Muya Monastery

| Muya Monastery 🌈 Today, I must share with you a truly awe-inspiring place—Muya Monastery. 📍 Located in Gerima Village, Tagong Town, Kangding City, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, Muya Monastery is nestled deep within the Tagong Grassland, with the Yala Snow Mountain as its backdrop. At an altitude of approximately 3,600 meters, stepping into this place feels like entering a sacred world. 🏯 Also known as Zaxi Monastery, Muya Monastery's name in Tibetan means "praying for world peace." It comprises the Nunnery, Lama Temple, Buddhist Academy, and Tibetan Medicine Academy, making it the second-largest Buddhist sanctuary in Ganzi Prefecture, after the Larung Gar Buddhist Academy in Seda. 🌟 The monastery's architecture is unique, with its red walls and golden roofs shining with a sacred radiance under the sun. In front of the Nunnery, there is a colorful Mani Stone Pile, made up of billions of Mani stones, with a history of over 200 years, carrying countless beliefs and blessings. 🌄 The surrounding scenery is breathtaking. The majestic Yala Snow Mountain stands tall, complementing the monastery. On clear days, the view is simply breathtaking. Here, you might even encounter wild animals that have been rescued and released, such as wild blue sheep and red deer, adding a touch of vitality to this land. 🎫 Tickets are usually priced at CNY 16, with a half-price discount for seniors over 60. The monastery is open 24 hours a day, allowing you to experience its sacredness at any time. 💕 Come to Muya Monastery and let your soul be cleansed on this sacred land, experiencing the perfect fusion of nature and religion. 💖