Explore Tibetan Culture at the Tibetan Architecture Expo Park: A Unique Cultural Experience The Tibetan Architecture Expo Park is a fascinating cultural tourism project showcasing the best of Tibetan heritage. This park features various attractions, including a museum, the TIN Hotel, Zhizongzan Cultural Street, an art gallery, and a Tibetan artist workshop. Among these highlights,...Read More
Embark on an immersive journey through the heart of Tibet with Tour Travel Tibet Agency. Explore rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and spiritual serenity with our meticulously curated tour packages. Browse now for an unforgettable experience!Read More
Discover how the Lhasa-Nyingchi Expressway is transforming travel in Tibet, reducing journey times, boosting local economies, and preserving the region's natural beauty. Explore scenic wonders and learn about the economic and cultural impact of this vital transportation route.Read More
Before Buddhism entered Tibet, this snow-covered plateau had its own traditional religious beliefs. This native religion developed by primitive Shamanism. which has great influence on the human world such as ghosts, gods, heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, earth and rocks, and even vegetation. The worship of animism has a strong shaman color and the custom...Read More
Discover the Sichuan-Tibet Railway's rapid progress, economic impact, and natural treasures. Learn about its strategic importance, government investment, and cultural diversity. Explore the route's stunning landscapes, abundant resources, and engineering marvels. Plan your journey through China's southwest with insights into travel times, attractions, and regional development opportunities."Read More
Saga Dawa is the Tibetan name for the Fourth month of the Tibetan Lunar Calendar. This month, in Tibetan Buddhism tradition, is the most auspicious month of the Whole Year. In this month Buddha Shakyamuni was birth, enlightened, and turned the wheel of dharma and Nirvana. Three auspicious days fall in this month. So during...Read More
Nepal Princess Bhrikuti Devi, known to Tibetans as Bhelsa Tritsun, is traditionally considered to have been the first wife of the emperor of Tibet, Songtsän Gampo. Bhelsa Tritsun, Songtsen Gampo, Gyalsa Gongjo Even though the historicity of Bhrikuti Devi is not certain, and no reference to her has been found among the documents discovered at...Read More
Etwas ausserhalb der Stadt besuchen wir zuerst das Kloster Drepung, was “Reishaufen” bedeutet. Wir starten mit einem Weihrauch-Ritual. Vor 50 Jahren lebten hier noch 10’000 Mönche, heute sind es 500. Es ist Teil der Schule der Gelbmützen, der Gelugpa. Es war das grösste Kloster Tibets, 1416 gegründet. Mit den Klöstern Sera und Ganden gehörte Drepung...Read More
Princess Wencheng, the fourth wife of Songtsen Gampo has very harsh life. Historically, too many people have had extremely tragic fates, especially those born into the royal family. As a member of the royal family, from birth is doomed to a great responsibility, the emperors want to think for the national community, and some even...Read More
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First Tibetan Lunar Month Festivals: Celebrating Culture and Faith In Tibet, the first lunar month is packed with vibrant festivals that honor Buddhist traditions and bring communities together in joyful celebration. Let’s dive into three of the most significant events during this auspicious time. The Great Prayer Festival (Mon-lam): A Sacred Gathering The Great Prayer...Read More
Tibet, often known as the “Roof of the World,” is far more than a land of snow-capped mountains and vast high-altitude plateaus. It is a living cultural landscape where ancient traditions, spiritual beliefs, and everyday life are closely intertwined. For centuries, Tibetan communities have preserved their customs, values, and ways of living, creating a society...Read More
Princess Wencheng Live Opus “Princess Wencheng” is a grand Tibetan group dance and original ecological traditional song. Gorshey dance, Breaking Aga, Tibetan opera, and various unique Tibetan celebration dances are wonderful and colorful, which can be called a “living dictionary” of Tibetan culture. In a strong lineup of nearly 700 actors, this touching epic of...Read More
Viele Tibeter gedenken insbesondere des 5. Dalai Lamas bis heute mit tiefer Ehrfurcht. Er wurde von dem tibetischen Volk als den „Großen Fünften“ genannt. Erstens, seine Größe ist darin begründet, dass ganz Tibet durch seine brillante Diplomatie nach einem grausamen Bürgerkrieg endlich im Jahr 1642 zu einer Nation vereinigt wurde. Zweitens, während seiner...Read More
Das Lebensrad, ist die Darstellung des liedhaften Wiedergeburstenkreislaufs, aus dem Befreiung zu finden jedeR bemüht sein sollte. Es gehört zu den ältesten Bildtypen der buddhistischen Malerei. Es ist die altindische Vorstellung vom Wirken des Karma, die im Bild des Lebensrades symbolisch veranschaulicht ist. An Tempeln schmückt es meist die Aussenwand der Vorhalle. Bevor der Gläubige...Read More
Mount Shishapangma, also written as Shishabangma, is one of the most remarkable giants of the Himalayas. Located in southern Tibet, China, near the Nepal border, this majestic mountain stands at an elevation of 8,012 meters (26,286 feet), ranking 14th among the world’s 14 peaks over 8,000 meters. What makes Mount Shishapangma truly unique is that...Read More
Dongkar Phiwang Castle part of is the Ancient Guge Dynasty. One of the eight major monasteries built by Rinchen Sangpo. Dating from the 10th century AD. It was once the political, economic and cultural center of the Guge kingdom. Dongkar Phiwang are scattered on the cliffs north of Dongkar Village. The dense caves of Dongkar...Read More
Mount Namcha Barwa, known in Tibetan as “the burning thunder and lightning” or “the spear that shoots straight into the heavens,” is one of Tibet’s most mysterious and breathtaking peaks. Rising to 7,782 meters, it dominates the eastern Himalaya and stands as the highest mountain in Nyingchi Prefecture, earning legendary status among climbers, pilgrims, and...Read More
Auf dem Weg sehen wir viele Gebetsfahnen. Die Gebetsfahnen, bei uns auch Windpferde heißen, sind aus 5 Farben: blau, weiß, grün, rot und gelb. Warum hängt man Gebetsfahnen vor allem an hohen Pässen, Berggipfeln, Flüssen, Brücken und Seen? Der Hauptgrund ist tatsächlich der Wind – aber die tibetische Erklärung geht tiefer: Jedes Mal, wenn der...Read More