Barkhor Street in Tibet
Ubicación: Lhasa, Tíbet Región autónoma
Significado histórico:
Barkhor Street, originalmente llamado "Pagkor" en Tibetan, es la calle más antigua y culturalmente vibrante de Lhasa, rodeando lo sagrado Templo de Jokhang. Construido durante el siglo VII junto al templo, sirvió como una ruta de peregrinación para los budistas, con devotos caminando relojero para acumular méritos. A lo largo de siglos, se convirtió en un bullicioso centro de comercio, religión y vida cotidiana, reflejando TíbetEl patrimonio espiritual y cultural.
Características culturales:
La calle está forrada con tiendas que venden tradicional tibetano Artesanías, Ruedas de oración, pinturas quegka, y artefactos religiosos. Los peregrinos, incluidos los niños y las personas de edad, se pueden ver demostrando a lo largo del camino adoquinado, demostrando profunda devoción. La zona también alberga puestos de comida callejera que ofrecen aperitivos locales comotsampa()Harina de cebada asada) y té de mantequilla.
Consejos visitantes:
- Respetar las costumbres locales caminando con el reloj.
- Explore la historiaTumba Mansion, la residencia de la escritura tibetana.
- Evite las visitas nocturnas debido a callejones estrechos e iluminación limitada.
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