Seda is located in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the northeast  of Sichuan province, on the border of Sichuan and Qinghai Province. it is a Tibetan animal husbandry county.
Seda in Tibetan language means gold horse. in the history ,a gold horse was unearthed. before the year 2002, there were no roads to access, so it remained a primitive life .
Seda town is located northwest of the most remote corner of Sichuan province. it has complex topography, wide prairie, latitude rivers,swamps, and high mountains, the altitude is  over
4000meters. the temperature is low , long winter without summer
the famous Seda Wuming Buddhism Institude is here, 20km away from the county town .

Seda Wuming Buddhism Institute , also called Seda Buddhism Institute, is the largest Buddhism school in the world.
there are thousands of Tibetan doimintories , along a few kilometers. surround a few temples, it looks like a small
mountain. many strangers will be stunned while the fist time see this .
there are thousands of Tibetan monks and nuns . they look happy and calm .
no matter you come for photography or to learn Tibetan Buddhism, you will feel piety and shock

Seda Buddhism Institute was set up in 1980, began with 30 people.
it is 20km away from the town of Seda county

Yarchen Gar is the biggest Tibetan non (Tibetan female Buddhists) shrine in China. Yarchen Gar is 800km west to Chengdu and 120km southwest to Ganzi Xian. It is home to over 20,000 nons regularly. Yarchen Gar was built in 1985 and functioned as a Buddhist school. Yarchen Gar is located in Baiyu of Garze Prefecture. It is located 102km southwest to Ganzi Xian and 122km east to Baiyu Xian on the Ganbai Road. Yarchen Gar is a complex of Buddhist schools, temples and monasteries and meditation cubes. Behind the Changqu River sets the biggest Juemu Dorm in Tibet. Juemu is the Tibetan name for non. It shares the same fame of Larung Gar of Sertar. Yarchen Gar is a Nymmapa Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Except its stunning size and color, there are also rituals of Yarchen Gar including ritual dances, 100-day meditation festival, etc.