Standing quietly along the legendary 318 National Highway in eastern Tibet, Towa Ritoe Chorten is one of the most spiritually powerful yet lesser-known sacred monuments in the region. Located in Qudeng Township of Mangkang County, Chamdo, this revered white stupa is not only a religious landmark but also the spiritual heart and namesake of the...Read More
Traveling from Mangkang (Markham) County to Yanjing is more than a road trip—it is a journey through one of eastern Tibet’s most historically layered corridors. Stretching approximately 120 kilometers, this route follows the legendary Yunnan–Tibet Highway (National Highway 214) and traces an ancient artery of trade, belief, and cultural exchange along the Tea Horse Road....Read More
Hidden in the vast grasslands of Mangling Township, Mangkang (Markham) County, Mangtso Lake (mang-mtsho) is one of eastern Tibet’s most spiritually significant and visually striking plateau lakes. It is located about 60 kilometers north along National Highway 214. Mangtso is lovingly called “Ama Mangtso” (Mother Mangtso) by local Tibetans and pilgrims, reflecting its deep cultural...Read More
Riwu Border Trade Market is one of the most important traditional land ports in southern Tibet. Located in Riwu Town, just south of the administrative center of Dinggyê County, the market sits at the northern foothills of the Himalayas. Thanks to its strategic position, Riwu has long served as a vital link for cross-border trade...Read More
Unveiling the Wonders of Bala Kardzong Ecotourism Area Hidden deep in the northwestern corner of Yunnan Province, within the legendary land of Shangri-La, lies one of Southwest China’s most pristine natural sanctuaries—Bala Kardzong Ecotourism Area. Positioned at the crossroads of Yunnan, Sichuan, and Tibet, this extraordinary destination forms part of the “Three Parallel Rivers” UNESCO...Read More
The Tea Horse Road Cultural Tourism Festival celebrates the rich history and cultural heritage of Markam County. It is a crucial juncture in Eastern Tibet and a meeting point of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet. The ancient Tea Horse Road, essential for trade and cultural exchange. Markham earned the reputation as a “Land of Marvelous Propriety.”...Read More
Visiting Potala Palace is more than just a journey through a historic site; it's an exploration of Tibet's enduring legacy and its cultural heritage. Whether you're drawn by its majestic beauty or its sacred significance, Potala Palace offers a unique and unforgettable experience.Read More
Discover the stunning Yading Nature Reserve in China, with its snow-peaked mountains and vibrant landscapes. Immerse yourself in its beauty. #YadingRead More
Explore the serene Nechung Monastery, nestled in Lhasa's western suburbs, just a kilometer away from the famous Drepung Monastery. Known as Nechung Drayang Ling, this historical site is the abode of Pehar, the chief protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism, and hosts the Tibetan Buddhist College. With its rich history dating back to the 7th century,...Read More
Venture just 5km north of Lhasa to discover Sera Monastery, a serene sanctuary at the base of Sera Utsé Mountain. Founded in 1419 and rooted in the Gelug tradition, this sprawling complex is a center of Buddhist learning and spirituality. From the grand Tsokchen Hall adorned with ancient art to vibrant debate sessions and historic...Read More
Drepung Monastery is more than just a monument; it's a living testament to Tibet's rich cultural and religious tapestry. Its storied past, architectural majesty, and vibrant community make it a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the depths of Tibetan Buddhism and the architectural prowess of ancient Tibet. As it stands, Drepung Monastery remains a...Read More
Ramoche Temple, or the Upper Tantric College, stands proudly in Lhasa, Tibet, as a significant center for Vajrayana Buddhist study. Built in the 7th century and deeply rooted in Tibet's ancient heritage, it originally housed the sacred 12-year-old Shakyamuni Buddha statue brought by Princess Wencheng. Today, it enshrines a statue brought by Princess Bhrikuti, reflecting...Read More
Explore Jokhang Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a pinnacle of Tibetan Buddhism in Lhasa. Founded in 647 AD by King Songtsen Gampo, this ancient monastery is a testament to over 1,360 years of Tibetan history, culture, and spirituality. With its rich architectural beauty, historical significance, and status as a 5A tourist attraction, Jokhang...Read More
Discover the enchanting Lukhang Park (Zongjiao Lukang), a serene oasis located behind Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Unveil the history of its creation by the 5th Dalai Lama and the legend of the 6th Dalai Lama summoning dragons to this tranquil pond. Spanning 30,000 square meters with a solitary island and a stunning three-story temple...Read More
Discover the serene beauty of Lhalu Wetland Nature Reserve in Lhasa, Tibet's largest urban wetland. Uncover its rich biodiversity, unique ecosystem, and cultural significance. Ideal for nature lovers and photographers seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the city's vibrant life.Read More
The Tibet Museum serves as a window into the heart of Tibetan culture and history, offering visitors an opportunity to explore its deep spiritual traditions and diverse ethnic heritage through its extensive collections and exhibitions.Read More
Discover the enchanting beauty and cultural significance of the Lhasa River, Tibet's highest urban wetland. Learn about its history, vibrant wildlife, and how it shapes the landscape and lifestyle of Lhasa. Perfect guide for travelers seeking spiritual and scenic adventures in Tibet.Read More
An Introduction to Meili Snow Mountain In a country renowned for its vast and varied landscapes, Meili Snow Mountain stands out as a breathtaking spectacle. This magnificent mountain range, comprising no fewer than 10 towering peaks, captures the essence of natural beauty and raw adventure. With altitudes ranging from approximately 5,000 to over 6,000 feet,...Read More
Unveiling the Mysteries of Karub Ruins Nestled in the scenic terrains of Karub Village, merely 12 kilometers southeast of Chamdo county town, lies the remarkable archaeological site known as the Karub Ruins. This site, cradled by the majestic Lantsang and Karub Rivers, unfolds across various terraces, each telling a unique story of ancient civilization. Positioned...Read More
Dive into the captivating story of the British Trade Agency in Gyantse, Tibet. Discover its origins, cultural impact, and pivotal role in the historical trade relations between Britain and Tibet, highlighting its significance in the broader context of geopolitical dynamics and cultural exchanges.Read More
