Introduction to Gyaca County Gyaca, known in Tibetan as “Rgya-tsha” meaning “Chinese Salt,” is a culturally rich county in Southeast Tibet. It owes its name to a legend involving Princess Wencheng, who, during her journey through the area, placed a piece of salt in a cave, leading to the emergence of saltwater. The county, with...Read More
Discover the enchanting Nagartse County in Tibet, known as 'Sna-Dkar-Rtse' or 'White Nose Tip'. Immerse yourself in its rich history and vibrant culture, set amidst the stunning backdrop of the Himalayas. Learn about Nagartse's fascinating journey from the 14th-century Pagzhu Dynasty rule to its current administration under the Shannan Prefecture. Experience a unique blend of...Read More
Explore the depths of Tibet's history in Longzi County, a region steeped in over 600 years of heritage. Once a crucial part of the 'Niedong' region during the Tubo period and established as a principality in the Phagmodrupa Dynasty, Longzi stands out as one of the six first-grade principalities recognized by the Ganden Phodrang government...Read More
Discover Naidong (sne-gdong), the historical heart of Tibet, where ancient rulers forged a kingdom. Nestled before Elephant Trunk Mountain, Naidong's legacy traces back to the 2nd century BC. Explore Yumbulakang, Tibet's first palace, and delve into the rich tapestry of Tibetan heritage in this land once central to early Tibetan politics. Join us in uncovering...Read More
