Pilgrims and tourists generally move from the first village and the second village in Devon Town to the top of the second autumn inventory in the middle of the east bank of the lake. Indian Buddhists circle the lake clockwise, while Yongzhong aborigines circle the lake counterclockwise. For thousands of years, pilgrims and camel teams have built a gentle and steep path around the lake.
Probably because of the easy-to-defend and difficult-to-attack terrain and good climate, it used to be the seat of Xiangxiong's palace, one of the most concentrated areas of Xiangxiong's relics in northern Tibet, a key to understanding the mysteries of Xiangxiong culture and an important place to study this religion. "Dargo" and "Dangrang" are ancient images, meaning "Snow Mountain" and "Lake". One of them is a sacred mountain, and the other is a sacred lake, which protects the surrounding tribes and cattle and sheep. There is a Yuben Temple by the lake, built in a cliff cave. It is said that this is one of the oldest temples in our religion. So far, believers have been allowed to make a pilgrimage here.
Riyongshi is shaped like a sole, surrounded by mountains on three sides, and there is a gap on the east side of the south bank of Daer. There are seven peaks in Dalgo Mountain. The mountain is dark and snowy, which looks like seven neatly arranged pyramids. Mount Dalgo, together with Dangrang Yongcuo, is regarded as a holy place by our believers. Yuben Temple by the lake is a temple built in a cliff cave, and it is the oldest temple in our religion.
In fact, the difference fault and the trouble fault are in the same lake basin, and it was the same lake before the lake dried up. This is the origin of the name "Being poor is wrong". In Tibetan, "when you are poor, you are not right" means "when you are not right". It is said that the lake can change three colors a day. On the east bank of the lake is a continuous, screen-like Chu-red mountain wall, which clearly records the history of Dangyong Cuo's lake bursting again and again. The stairs washed by the lake go round and round from the top of the lake to the lake.
Dangrang Yongcuo is a sacred lake in the eyes of Benbo believers. From Nima County to the southwest, after about 8 kilometers, turn left to the fork, then go south for about 80 kilometers, over a mountain pass of more than 5,000 meters, and you can enter the Dangrang Yongcuo Lake Basin. Wenbu Township, a small village with nearly 100 families, is located on the bank of Dangrang Yongcuo Lake. Most of the villagers are semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral, and some fields have been reclaimed by the lake to grow highland barley, potatoes, rape and Chinese cabbage. It is amazing that these crops can still be planted at an altitude of more than 4500 meters. This is due to the local lake climate.