The Tibetan Yak Museum is a unique cultural attraction in Lhasa, dedicated entirely to the yak and its deep connection with Tibetan life. Located in the Liuwu New District on the southern bank of the Lhasa River, the museum sits east of Lhasa Railway Station and forms part of the Lhasa Mass Culture and Sports...Read More
Drak Yerpa Monastery, is one of the most sacred cave hermitages in Tibet. The monastery is located in Dazi County, north of Lhasa City, at the foot of Yerba Mountain. Sitting at an elevation of around 4,000 meters above sea level, the complex overlooks the northern bank of the Kyichu River and the peaceful Yerpa...Read More
Traveling from Lhasa to Namtso Lake along China National Highway 109, visitors pass one of the most impressive viewpoints on the Tibetan Plateau—the Nyenchen Tangla Mountain Observation Deck. Located at an altitude of 4,640 meters, this roadside stop offers one of the best places to admire the magnificent Nyenchen Tangla Mountain, whose highest peak rises...Read More
Die Nyingma-Schule ist die älteste Schule des tibetischen Buddhismus und wird aufgrund ihrer Ursprünge und traditionellen Praktiken oft als „Alte Schule“ bezeichnet. Diese Schule, die sich auf mystische Praktiken und die Bewahrung alter Schriften konzentriert, nimmt einen einzigartigen Platz unter den vier Hauptschulen des tibetischen Buddhismus ein. Bekannt für ihre charakteristischen roten Mützen, wird sie...Read More
Located on the roof of the world, the Tibet Autonomous Region is an increasingly popular tourist destination, as it is easy to reach from Nepal. Most Western countries do not need a visa to travel to Nepal. Nepal has become an ideal starting point for tourism in Tibet. Therefore, many foreigners who go to Tibet...Read More
Travelling from Kolkata to Tibet requires connecting flights or a journey through Mainland China. Learn about flight and train options in this guide.Read More
Wahtt is High Altitude sickness? When people travel to high-altitude regions like Tibet, they often experience altitude sickness (hypoxia), which results from a lack of oxygen reaching the body’s tissues. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, confusion, and shortness of breath, and in severe cases, it can be life-threatening. As modern life intensifies, many prefer with...Read More
Traveling to Tibet is an unforgettable experience, but preparation is key for a smooth journey. This guide covers the essential items, documents, and practical tips you need to prepare for your trip. Whether you’re headed to the monasteries in Lhasa or the breathtaking landscapes of Mount Kailash, these tips will help you have a worry-free...Read More
The Brahmaputra River, known in Tibet as the Yarlung Zangbo River, is one of Asia’s most dramatic waterways. Cutting deeply through the Tibetan Plateau from west to east, the river shapes a landscape of steep slopes, roaring waterfalls, lush vegetation, and ancient mountain lifestyles. This remote region offers travelers a rare chance to witness raw...Read More
Tibet’s most legendary lake. It means fairy lake. For Tibetan, the lake is auspicious Holy Lake”. The Lhamo Lhatso lake is more than 5000 meters above sea level. In Gyatsa County Chokhor Gyal mountain, Lhokha city, the altitude is more than 4000 meters. It is located about 65 kilometers far from the county. Lhamo Lhatso...Read More
