Focus on Sakya Monastery, The journey begins with a closer look at the Sakya Monastery, located in Sakya Town. The complex is historically divided into the Northern Monastery and the Southern Monastery. Northern Monastery: Built first, dating back to the Northern Song Dynasty (c. 10th-11th century). Today, only ruins and rebuilt temples remain at this...Read More

A cold wind is whipping through the southern foothills of the Himalayas. The scene at the Gyirong border crossing, which should be bustling with long convoys of container trucks loaded with EV cars and general merchandise. Five months have passed since the devastating disaster, and the vital link spanning the Rasuwa Bridge remains out of...Read More

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Gama Valley in Tibet, renowned for its diverse ecosystems and stunning landscapes within the Mount Everest National Nature Reserve. Ideal for trekking, wildlife observation, and cultural experiences, Gama Valley offers adventurers an opportunity to explore rich biodiversity, local traditions of the Sherpa community, and scenic routes along the Gama Tsangpo...Read More

Introduction to Mount Kailash (Gang Rinpoche) Mount Kailash, also known as Gang Rinpoche, is a striking peak situated in the Gangdise mountain range of Tibet. Standing at an elevation of 6,638 meters, it is revered not only for its majestic beauty but also for its deep spiritual significance across various religions. Mount Kailash is considered...Read More

Introduction to the Lhasa-Shigatse Expressway The Lhasa-Shigatse Expressway is a pivotal infrastructure project that enhances connectivity within the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. Stretching across approximately 253 kilometers, the expressway significantly improves the transportation link between Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and Shigatse, its second-largest city. As part of the larger G4218 Ya’an-Yecheng Expressway, this...Read More

Introduction to Mila Pass Mila Pass, renowned for its breathtaking views and challenging terrain, stands as a significant geographical feature in the Tibetan landscape. Located at an elevation of approximately 5,000 meters, it serves as a natural boundary between the Maizhokunggar and Gongbo’gyamda counties. This prominent pass is not only a physical crossing point but...Read More

Project Overview and Engineering Marvel The Manla Reservoir, often regarded as the Pearl of the Nyang River Headwaters, stands as a testament to modern engineering and large-scale infrastructure development in the Tibet Autonomous Region. This monumental project addresses both the resource management needs and the challenges posed by the region’s unique high-altitude environment. The dam’s...Read More