Lhasa Attraction

Namtso, located at an astounding altitude of 4718 meters above sea level, proudly holds the title of being the highest lake on the entire planet. This magnificent body of water stretches across a vast expanse of 2.400 square kilometres, making it a true marvel of nature. Nestled serenely beyond the majestic Nyenchen Tangla mountain range,...Read More

Ganden Monastery, located 40km east of Lhasa at an altitude of 4,200m, has a picturesque setting. The surroundings resemble a Dharma wheel and a lotus, adorned with auspicious emblems. There are dedicated pieces by the Dragon King and Yama protector, and Wanggu Mountain where Dharma King Songtsen Gampo performed initiations. The temple is surrounded by...Read More

Dadong Village, known as the most beautiful Tibetan village in China, is part of the government’s comprehensive poverty alleviation project. It aims to relocate low-income villagers from the “poor landscape pattern” into a new, well-planned and organized village. To boost income, unite scattered villagers to establish uniform factories and increase traditional handicraft production while maintaining...Read More

Discover the highest paragliding base in the world at Yamdrok Yutso, Tibet. Explore the sacred Yamdrok Lake, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Book your tour now!Read More

Explore the rich history and unique rituals of the Mizhu Tongmenlin Temple, the only surviving Bon Religion temple in Lhasa, Tibet. Discover its ancient ruins and the contrasting traditions with Buddhism.Read More

Exploring the Jokhang Temple’s Rich History and Magnificent Architecture In the heart of Lhasa’s historic district, you’ll find the revered Jokhang Temple, also known as “Tsuklakang.” Its history is intertwined with the birth of Lhasa itself, a city born from the temple’s initial name, “Rasa.” Over the centuries, under the rule of the Yuan, Ming,...Read More

Drachi Lhamo: Young Mistress of the Qing Dynasty During the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong had multiple concubines, among whom was the youngest, known for her youth, beauty, and kindness. She was highly cherished by Emperor Qianlong and was his constant companion. (This was not the same concubine who stayed by the shore of Daming Lake.)...Read More

The Drepung Monastery is situated in the western part of Lhasa, below Mt. Gambo Utse. It is encircled by the dark mountain and its resplendent ivory edifices sparkle in the sun. It covers an area of about 250,000 square meters. Constructed in the year 1416, it is deemed one of the most extensive monasteries among...Read More

About Sera Monastery Sera Thekchen Ling Monastery, also known as Sera Monastery, is among the six primary monasteries of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is referred to as one of the three significant monasteries of Lhasa, along with Drepung Monastery and Ganden Monastery, and is the most recent one among them. Sera Monastery...Read More

Each urban centre possesses its unique romantic historical lane that preserves the reminiscences of the city and narrates the tales of the region, akin to Beijing’s Chang’an Street, Chengdu’s Chunxi Road, and Chongqing’s Liberation Road… Lhasa also boasts of a comparable avenue, known as Barkhor Street. This vintage lane etches the recollections of Lhasa, encapsulating...Read More

Lhasa South Mountain Park is worth visiting a new tourist spot. Nanshan Park is a picturesque destination that boasts a vast expanse of land, spanning from the base to halfway up the mountain. Its natural features, including rocks, waterfalls, lakes, and wooden boardwalks, cater to leisure activities for tourists. The park’s main attraction is the...Read More

Sechen Lhatso is known to the local people as the Holy lake where the God of fortune (King of Naga) lives. It is located in the southeast of Riduo Township, Maldrogongka County, and north of Sangri County, Shannan Region. It is about 6 km from National Highway 318, and 124 km from Lhasa City, at...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

Norbulingka treasure Park is Summer palace and Garden Palace of 7th to the cunrrent Dalai lamas. It was built in the period of the 7th Dalai Lama Kalsang Gyatso, in the mid of 18th century. During summer time, Dalai lama spent their time in this Palace. This beautiful palace compound is located west of Potala...Read More

Only after we came to Lhasa, we knew that the area around Bakuo Street, centered on the Jokhang Temple, was called “Lhasa”, meaning “Buddha’s Land”. Jokhang Temple is the center of Lhasa people’s life, and centre of religion revolve around it. Lhasa is called “Rasa” in ancient times, Tibetan “goat” is called “Ra” and “Soil”...Read More

Guan Yu refers to a Han general of the Three Kingdoms periods (220-280), but in Lhasa there is also a temple to Guan Yu, demonstrating the diversity of religion in Lhasa. In 1793, Qing Dynasty Emperor Qianlong sent General Fukang to fight the Gorkhas when the later invaded Tibet. After achieving victory, General Fukang’an was...Read More

The Ramoche Temple is an important Buddhist monastery in Lhasa. It is now the main Exoteric monastery for Tibetan Buddhism to practice Tantra, known as “Gyuto Dratsang” in Tibetan. Located 1,000 meters north of the ancient city of Lhasa, its full name in Tibetan is “Gyatak Ramoche Lhakang,” meaning “Han Tiger Temple.” Princess Wencheng built...Read More

Discover the fascinating history and architecture of the Potala Palace, a stunning symbol of Tibetan heritage and intellect, standing tall at 3,700 meters. Learn about the White House and Red Palace, including their halls, temples, courtyards, and valuable cultural artifacts.Read More