Tibet, widely known as the “Roof of the World,” is one of the most extraordinary geographical regions on Earth. With its vast high-altitude plateau, towering mountain ranges, ancient rivers, and unique ecosystems, Tibet’s geography shapes not only its own culture and environment but also the climate and water systems of much of Asia. Stretching across...Read More
– What are the amenities available on the Xining Lhasa train? Classic Xining Lhasa Train Tour: 5 DaysEmbark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Tibet with our Classic Xining Lhasa Train Tour. In this 5-day journey, you will explore the cultural richness of Tibet, travel on the highest railway in the world,...Read More
– Can I customize my itinerary for a tour of Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan? Are you dreaming of an unforgettable adventure through the mystical lands of Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan? Look no further than this comprehensive 17-day tour that will take you on an in-depth exploration of these breathtaking Himalayan destinations. From the towering peaks...Read More
Embark on a transformative 15-day overland tour from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp (EBC) and Mount Kailash, exploring Tibet’s most sacred sites. This spiritual journey includes visits to Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Yamdrok Lake, and Mount Kailash Trek, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Perfect for those seeking a unique Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage, this journey...Read More
Linzhi Wooden Houses: The Living Architecture of Southeastern Tibet Linzhi wooden houses, commonly known as Gongbo traditional residences, are one of the most distinctive architectural styles in southeastern Tibet. These unique homes are mainly found along the lower and middle reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo River, especially in Bayi District, Bome County, Milin County, Motuo,...Read More
Xietongmen County, also known as Shetong Mön, lies in the south-central part of the Tibet Autonomous Region, stretching along the northern bank of the Yarlung Zangbo River. Rich in history, geography, and natural resources, this lesser-known Tibetan county offers a fascinating glimpse into Tibet’s plateau life, traditional culture, and ecological diversity. The name Xietongmen (བཞད་མཐོང་སྨོན་རྫོང་།)comes...Read More
Gongbu attire is a unique Tibetan traditional costume from Nyingchi, Xizang, reflecting pastoral life and now a national intangible cultural heritage.Read More
The Kongpo Nyingchi dance “Bo”, also known as Kongpo Nyingchi Cheba Bo and commonly called the Nyingchi Dance, is one of the most vibrant and expressive traditional dances of eastern Tibet. Deeply rooted in the daily life and spiritual world of the Kongpo people, this dance blends song, movement, and community participation into a powerful...Read More
Kongpo (Gongbu) New Year: A Forest Losar of Ancient Rituals and Living Traditions The Kongpo (Gongbu) New Year is one of the most distinctive traditional festivals in eastern Tibet. Recently listed among the first batch of regional-level intangible cultural heritage items in Tibet, this festival reflects the deep connection between Kongpo people and their forested...Read More
Tucked deep within Bomi County of Nyingchi, the Bomi Gang Township Nature Reserve is one of Tibet’s most extraordinary natural sanctuaries. Covering a total area of 288 square kilometers, this reserve is dominated by dense primeval forests, with a forest coverage rate of 61%. It is widely recognized for hosting some of the densest and...Read More
Hidden within Yunzeng Village in Nyingchi, eastern Tibet, the Kongpo Dimu Cliff Inscription stands as one of the most important ancient stone inscriptions in Tibetan history. Carved more than 1,200 years ago, this remarkable relic is recognized as the earliest known stone inscription in Nyingchi and offers rare insight into Tibet’s early political structure, royal...Read More
In 2007, satellite imagery revealed one of the most astonishing natural discoveries on the Tibetan Plateau—the largest concentration of glaciers in Bomi County, located in Nyingchi, eastern Tibet. This vast glacier system includes 42 glaciers of different sizes, reshaping scientific understanding of regional water systems and highlighting Bomi as one of Tibet’s most important glacial...Read More
Across many ethnic histories, legends and myths act as vessels of memory. They may not always align neatly with historical fact, yet they often preserve deeper truths about origins, beliefs, and social structures. In Tibetan culture, one of the most influential and enduring legends is that of the “Tsenpo of the Sky”, a narrative that...Read More
Peach Blossom Village: A Hidden Natural Paradise Near Qushui County Peach Blossom Village is a charming and lesser-known destination located about 30 kilometers west of Qushui County’s town center. True to its name, the village is famous for its abundant peach blossoms, which transform the landscape into a sea of pink and white each spring....Read More
