Discover Tse Tsokpa Temple, a three-story spiritual sanctuary founded in 1356 in Nedong County. Nestled on the slopes of Gongpotori Mountain, this temple is a testimony to Tibetan Buddhism's rich history. Marvel at its grand entrance, Qing Dynasty murals, and vast scriptural collection housed within its sacred walls. A journey to Tse Tsokpa offers a...Read More
Yumbulakang stands as a beacon of Tibetan Buddhism, its walls and halls narrating the rich tapestry of Tibetan religion, history, and art. These murals and statues not only serve as objects of devotion but also as a window into the spiritual and cultural heritage of Tibet.Read More
Journey to the majestic Yabsang Temple, a soaring spiritual beacon of the Kagyu Sect, founded in 1206 and nestled on the Yarla Shambo Mountain in Tibet. Marvel at its ancient architecture, spiritual artifacts, and the grand Sakyamuni Buddha statue. Discover the temple's profound legacy and cultural treasures at an elevation of 4330 meters. Perfect for...Read More
Explore the serene Tashi Doga Monastery, founded by master Tsongkhapa in Nedong County. Experience the spiritual legacy in its historic sutra hall, majestic Buddhist statues, and divine murals. A tranquil retreat surrounded by nature's beauty, perfect for spiritual seekers and cultural explorers.Read More
Discover the hidden gem of Zantang Monastery in Nedong County, Tibet. Perched at 3576 meters, this sacred site, also known as Yui Lakang, is celebrated as one of the 'Three Holy Sites' in Yarlung. Rich in history and believed to be founded by King Songtsen Gampo's queen, the monastery boasts a unique layout with a...Read More
Discover the rich history and architectural splendor of Choede Wo Temple (Lower) and Choede Gon Monastery in Nedong County. Covering 3,620 square meters, Choede Wo Temple boasts a three-story hall and retains the original living quarters of the Fifth Dalai Lama. Meanwhile, Choede Gon Monastery, also known as Tarling Choede Monastery, showcases grand halls and...Read More
Embark on a journey to Lhasa, the enchanting City of Sunlight, nestled in Tibet. Experience the serene beauty of winter, indulge in unique bird watching, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of this poetic destination. Explore the tranquil Zongjiao Lukang Park and the majestic Potala Palace. Join us to uncover the hidden treasures...Read More
Embark on a journey to the Nianchu River, a serene tributary of the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet. Discover the enchanting Nianchu River Wetland Nature Reserve, spanning over 45,000 acres. Experience the tranquility of natural landscapes, rich biodiversity, and cultural significance. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and adventurers seeking an unforgettable experience in Tibet's heartland.Read More
Explore the sacred Lhamo Latso, known as "The Soul Lake of the Heavenly Mother," a revered site in Tibetan Buddhism perched above 5000 meters in Gyaca County. Uncover its prophetic powers in Tibetan reincarnation, witness stunning natural beauty, and learn essential tips for your spiritual pilgrimage. Dive into the mystical world of Lhamo Latso, where...Read More
Visit Samdrup Tse Fortress in Shigatse, a marvel of Tibetan architecture and history. Discover the 'Little Potala' at the Dzong Mountain Museum, featuring cultural exhibits and local crafts. Experience Tibet's heritage through guided tours, stunning murals, and a vibrant market at the fortress's base. Perfect for history buffs and culture enthusiasts alike.Read More
Lhotse, standing tall at 8,516 meters, is the world’s fourth-highest mountain and the fourth-highest in the Himalayas. Intimately linked with Mount Everest both geographically and spiritually, Lhotse is widely known as the “Sister Peak of Everest” and is deeply revered under the Tibetan name, the “Green-Faced Beautiful Fairy.” The mountain Lhotse (རི་བོ་མཐིང་གི་ཞལ་བཟང་མ་) has an elevation...Read More
The term “Nyen” (གཉན།) in Tibetan tradition signifies concepts such as ferocity, cruelty, and disaster. The Nyen Gods (གཉན་ཡུལ་ལྷ) represent a significant and relatively well-known category of ancient deities within Tibetan spiritual culture. The Foundation of Early Tibetan Spirituality In the original, primordial worship of the Tibetan ancestors, the reverence for the Nyen Gods stood...Read More
The Tibetan Plateau, often called the “Roof of the World,” hosts thousands of peaks, but a select few rise as Gnas Ri—sacred abodes of powerful deities in Tibetan Buddhism, Bön, and ancient folklore. These “Great Mountains” embody protector spirits, inspire epic pilgrimages, and blend breathtaking natural beauty with profound spiritual power. Mount Everest (Qomolangma) Mount...Read More
Discover Lhasa, the spiritual heart of Tibet, where history and modern development intertwine. Situated on the northern banks of the Lhasa River, this ancient city boasts a rich history of over 1,300 years, serving as the center of Tibet's political, economic, cultural, and religious life. Learn about Lhasa's etymology, its transformation under Songtsen Gampo, and...Read More
The Essence of Wongkor Festival The Wongkor Festival, a cornerstone of Tibetan agricultural culture, symbolizes the community’s hopes for a bountiful harvest. Derived from “vong” (fields or land) and “skor” (circling), Wongkor literally means circling the fields. Celebrated extensively in farming areas, it’s known as “Yarkyi” in regions like Lhatse and Dingri, signifying the joy...Read More
Explore the enchanting wedding customs of Shigatse, where traditional Tibetan rituals meet modern elegance. Our detailed guide delves into the unique ceremonies, from the selection of auspicious dates by monastery lamas to the vibrant Guozhuang dance. Discover the significance of 'khata' scarves, the elaborate bridal attire, and the communal joy that marks these celebrations. Ideal...Read More
Uncover the secrets of Tibet's 612 captivating lakes with our comprehensive FAQ guide. Learn about the unique characteristics that make these lakes stand out, from their vast distribution across the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to their contrast against the stereotypical image of Tibet as a dry highland. Explore how Tibet's lakes, many spanning over five square kilometers,...Read More
Dive into the rich tapestry of Shigatse's Tibetan attire, a blend of elegance, tradition, and cultural identity. Discover the unique styles of men's and women's clothing in this Tibetan region, from the white woolen robes adorned with blue satin to the vibrant "Chuba Pume" robes and intricate "Bangdian" aprons worn by women. Learn about the...Read More
Embark on a journey through the majestic Himalayas and the sacred Gangdise-Nyenchen Tanglha Range in Tibet. Our guide offers an in-depth look at these awe-inspiring landscapes, highlighting the enchanting Siwalik Hills, the rugged Lesser Himalayas, and the towering Greater Himalayas, including Mount Everest. Explore the spiritual peaks of Mount Gang Rinpoche and Mount Nyainqêntanglha, and...Read More
Discover the unique Tibetan New Year celebration, Sonam Losar, recognized as part of the Tibet Autonomous Region's Intangible Cultural Heritage. Uncover the rich traditions and preparations starting from the Tibetan calendar's twelfth month, including house cleaning rituals, repainting sacred mounds, and symbolic culinary practices. Learn about the vibrant customs that set Sonam Losar apart from...Read More
