When entering the temple, it is taboo to smoke, touch Buddha statues, read scriptures, and ring bells and drums; you are not allowed to touch religious objects such as amulets and rosary beads worn by lamas; you must be quiet in the temple, sit upright when sitting, and do not sit on a living Buddha Please avoid making loud noises, hunting and killing animals near the temple. You must take off your hat and sunglasses before entering the temple to show respect. Photography is not allowed inside the temple. Tibetans do not eat donkey meat, horse meat, or dog meat; when drinking butter tea, the guest must wait until the host has poured the tea and holds it in front of his face before he can drink it; when passing religious facilities such as temples, Mani piles, and pagodas, you must go from the left Detour to the right; turn the prayer wheel clockwise; do not touch other people's heads with your hands; do not wear skirts and shorts to the temple; do not receive or deliver items with one hand; avoid using paper with Tibetan characters as toilet paper or wiping things; enter the herdsmen's After the accounting room, men sit on the left and women sit on the right. In some Tibetan homes, there is a fee for taking photos of yaks, Tibetan mastiffs and other animals. It would be rude to take photos together rashly.