Introduction to Baiju Pagoda: The landmark building of Baiju Temple is its unique Baiju Pagoda. The real name is "Bodhi Pagoda", and in Tibetan it is called "Bangko Qudian". This flowing water is the Nianchu River in Shigatse area. The tower has a total of nine floors, 33 meters high, and is composed of 77 stacked halls. Each hall enshrines different Buddha statues, and the walls are covered with exquisite murals. According to statistics, there are more than 100,000 Buddha statues of various types in the pagoda, so Baiju Pagoda is also called the "One Hundred Thousand Buddha Pagoda". Climbing up the stairs, the steps inside the tower are narrow and steep, allowing only one person to pass sideways. There is a circular platform on each floor of the tower, and devout worshipers worship each hall one by one in counter-clockwise order. There are seventy-seven halls without missing one.