What are the particles lit in the big incense burner of Ta 'er Temple?

The particles ignited by the Ta 'er Temple incense burner are mainly spices or aromatherapy materials. Ta 'er Temple is a temple of Tibetan Buddhism. Buddhist temples generally use incense burners for sacrificial ceremonies and incense burning ceremonies. The particles burned in these incense burners are usually a special formula of spices, including plant resin, wood, flowers, herbs and so on. These spices have a special smell, which gives off fragrance when burning, thus achieving the purpose of offering sacrifices and praying for blessings. Different temples and religious traditions may use different spice formulas, so the specific ingredients may be different. But in general, the particles lit in the incense burner of Ta 'er Temple are special spices used to emit fragrance.