Tara is the goddess who takes off to save the suffering beings, and is also the goddess worshipped by various sects of Tibetan Buddhism. Therefore, the twenty-first Tara is widely worshipped by the majority of believers or Tibetan people and has great attraction.
According to Tibetan historical records such as The Story of the Tibetan King, Songzan Gambu built 108 temples, including Zhidu Temple in the northwest and Lotus Tumu Temple in the northeast, in order to subdue the snow-covered hiding places where hooligans were lying on their backs.
Kangqu has built Longtang Tara Sutra Hall, which is dedicated to Tara. Since then, Tara has formed an indissoluble bond with the Tibetan people, which has been deeply affecting the daily production and life of the Tibetan people for thousands of years.
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Tara in Tibet is not only an important god of Tibetan Buddhism, but also one of the local religions in Tibet-this religion, although its name is different. Due to the influence of Tibetan traditional culture, there are many myths and legends.
Banmagang, a holy place of Tibetan Buddhism in Medog County, is considered to be the embodiment of Tara. Its head is Nanga Bawa Peak at an altitude of 7782 meters, its neck is Dorje Yang Shan Zong, its heart is Medog Ken Temple, its right hand is Bujiu, Linzhi County, and its left hand is Bomi Xu Mu.
His left foot extended to Chayu County and his right foot extended to Yangsang River in Indian-controlled area. Because Tara is full of treasures, there are inexhaustible grain, inexhaustible milk, and Bazin trees all over the mountains. People can even sleep among the flowers and enjoy themselves.