The huge thangka is very shocking

The 618-meter thangka is very long and I was unable to see it all. It introduces the historical origins, Buddhist branches, biographies of figures, and the development of Tibetan medicine. The painting is delicate and imaginative, and the figures and animals are lifelike. There are so many details that even the borders on the top and bottom of the scroll are amazing. They are all handmade, and the photos taken with a mobile phone cannot fully restore the beauty of the real thing... There is also a documentary in the museum that is also well shot and worth seeing. Due to limited time, I only visited the South Hall's painted paintings (Thangka) and some unearthed cultural relics, and did not visit the architecture exhibition, clothing exhibition and the North Hall. In addition, the temperature of the heater in the museum is just right, the electronic guide is good, the rental fee is 20 per device, there are many explanation points, and the children listened very attentively. Give a thumbs up to the museum in my hometown!