When discussing monasteries in Tibet, the Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery, and Drepung Monastery immediately come to mind. Tibet boasts over 1,700 monasteries in total. Despite the oxygen deprivation, faith thrives. Alongside the aforementioned prominent ancient temples and sacred sites, Tibet is also home to numerous lesser-known monasteries with mystical significance. These monasteries are often located...Read More
Discover the Yarlung Tsangpo River, the longest plateau river in the world. Flowing through Tibet and into India, it showcases breathtaking landscapes and diverse ecosystems.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 mystical charm of Tibet's sacred lakes. From the mesmerizing Yamdrok to the ethereal Namtso and divine Mapam Yumco, these lakes are a testament to nature's beauty and spiritual significance.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
Discover the mysterious rise and fall of the Guge kingdom in Tibet. Explore its impressive architectural complex and ancient murals at the Zarang Ruins.Read More
Embark on the coveted Sichuan-Tibet line for a journey through changing terrain, grasslands, lakes, and snow-capped mountains, beginning in Chengdu.Read More
Discover the majestic Mt. Everest, the tallest summit in the world. Learn about its cultural significance, the different names it carries, and the challenges faced by climbers. Get valuable tips for visiting the Everest Base Camp in Tibet. #MountEverest #Tibet #ClimbingTipsRead 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
Discover the mystical Drachi Temple, a revered site dedicated to the Goddess of Wealth and Fortune. Explore the unique iconography of Drachi Lhamo, participate in ancient rituals for prosperity, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this sacred Tibetan sanctuary.Read More
Embark on a spiritual journey to Drepung Monastery, the prestigious seat of Ganden Phodrang in Tibet. Experience the rich history and religious significance of this ancient monastery, explore its sacred halls like Tshomchen and Ganden Potrang, and marvel at the exquisite artistry of Buddhist statues and murals. A visit to Drepung Monastery offers a unique...Read More
Embark on a journey through Barkhor Street, Lhasa's answer to Beijing's Chang'an Street, Chengdu's Chunxi Road, and Chongqing's Liberation Road. Uncover the essence of Tibet's snowy highlands as you wander along this ancient lane, brimming with history and stories. Barkhor Street, a vibrant artery in the heart of Lhasa, not only captures the city's memories...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
Embark on a scenic journey through Lhasa South Mountain Park, a new tourist hotspot in Lhasa City. Experience breathtaking trails across Routes A, B, and C, offering panoramic views of the iconic Potala Palace and the cityscape. Ideal for hiking enthusiasts and cultural explorers, the park showcases the beauty of Tibet with its natural landscapes...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
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
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
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
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
Shishabangma peak (85’46’55 east longitude, 28’21’07 north latitude), one of the peaks in the middle of the Himalayas. Located near the Nepal border in southern Tibet, China, at an altitude of 8,012 meters (26,286 feet), it ranks 14th out of 14 8,000-meter peaks in the world. Mount Shishabangma is the only mountain, that is completely...Read More
