The Transition of Erdos Mongols to Yellow Buddhism: Explore the historical evolution of Yellow Buddhism in Inner Mongolia's Ordos region, as Erdos Mongols shifted from tribal affiliations to fervent practitioners. Discover the interplay of politics, religion, and cultural exchange in this transformative era.Read More
The China-Nepal Cross-Border Railway is making significant progress, promising to reshape regional connectivity and trade dynamics. This transformative railway network aims to connect China's heartland with Nepal's capital, Kathmandu.Read More
The Tibet Autonomous Region’s Tourism Development Department has unveiled an enchanting theme – “Snowy Homeland, Ultimate Tibet,” inviting the world to explore the diverse beauty of Tibet’s alpine flowers and natural wonders. In this guide, we embark on a floral journey to discover the hidden treasures of the Himalayas and encounter rare alpine plants and...Read More
Altitude sickness, or high altitude reaction, can disrupt your mountain adventures. This guide delves into its symptoms and the medications to alleviate them. Consult experts for a safe high-altitude experience.Read More
Taiwanese compatriots can enter Tibet with different documents such as the Taiwan Compatriot Permit, Taiwan Residence Permit, Hong Kong and Macao residents can travel independently with a Chinese SAR passport. For individuals from Xinjiang or overseas Chinese, specific documents and procedures apply.Read More
Explore the beauty of birds through photography. From unique habitats in Tibet to vibrant species, capture stunning images of bird life. #birdphotographyRead More
Embark on a journey to Tibet with confidence! Explore the best travel agencies, a captivating 7-day itinerary, and affordable options for an unforgettable adventure in this comprehensive travel guide.Read More
Discover the remarkable life of Yutuo Nyingma Yonten Gonpo, a legendary Tibetan physician of the 8th century. Learn about his achievements and wisdom.Read More
Tibet offers some of the world’s most remarkable high-altitude camping experiences. With numerous campsites situated at extraordinary elevations across the Tibetan Plateau, this guide showcases the premier destinations for high-altitude camping adventures — from sacred pilgrim routes to remote glacial valleys. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a spiritual traveler, or a nature lover, these spots...Read More
On October 25, 2025, Lhasa unveiled a groundbreaking cultural tourism project: the “Love Lhasa River” immersive night cruise (Water Lhanka). Recognized as the highest-altitude night cruise in the world, it brings a sparkling, dynamic charm to the holy snow city at night while offering residents and tourists an innovative way to experience Lhasa’s nocturnal beauty....Read More
Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, is renowned for its spiritual heritage, iconic palaces, and vibrant culture. Yet beyond the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple lies a natural gem that blends urban life with highland beauty—the Lhasa River Scenic Belt. Stretching through the heart of the city, the Lhasa River, or Jiqu (“Happy Water” in Tibetan),...Read More
Introduction: The Walls That Speak Tibetan murals, known as Debrey in Tibetan, are among the most breathtaking treasures of Tibetan Buddhist art. Painted directly on monastery walls, ceilings, or on large cloth panels, these murals are not only works of devotion but also living archives of philosophy, history, and culture. Vibrant even after centuries, they...Read More
Tibet is one of the most magical destinations for travelers from Southeast Asia. With its breathtaking Himalayan peaks, ancient monasteries, turquoise lakes, and deeply spiritual culture, Tibet offers an unforgettable adventure. For travelers from Vietnam, reaching Tibet is easier than many think, thanks to convenient flight connections, scenic train journeys, and multiple entry options. Whether...Read More
Tibet has long fascinated travelers with its snow-capped Himalayan peaks, ancient monasteries, turquoise lakes, and deep spiritual traditions. For travelers from Thailand, Tibet is closer than you may think. Whether you are a pilgrim heading to Lhasa’s Jokhang Temple, an adventurer dreaming of Mount Everest Base Camp, or a culture seeker wishing to explore Tibetan...Read More
Planning to travel from Argentina to Tibet is more than just a trip; it’s an adventure that takes you across hemispheres, cultures, and some of the highest mountains on Earth. For many, this journey is a dream—leaving behind the lively streets of Buenos Aires or the serene Pampas to arrive at the majestic monasteries and...Read More
The Splendor of Drepung Monastery Drepung Monastery (Tibetan: ), is one of the most significant religious institutions in Tibetan Buddhism. Its full name is Pelden Drepung Phuntsok Namgyal Ling (Tibetan: དཔལ་ལྡན་འབྲས་སྤུངས་ཕུན་ཚོགས་རྣམ་རྒྱལ་གླིང་།). It can be translated as “The Auspicious Rice Heap, Island of Victory over All Directions.”The monastery is situated on the southern slope of Mount Gephel...Read More
The life and teachings of Jetsun Milarepa—Tibet’s most celebrated yogi—continue to inspire seekers of truth across the world. His instructions are not dry philosophy but living guidance, delivered through personal encounters, spontaneous songs, and direct pointing to the nature of mind. From the principle of “Form is emptiness” to the warning against imitating others, Milarepa’s...Read More
Among the many tales of Tibet’s legendary yogi Jetsun Milarepa, there is one unforgettable episode that brings the Buddhist teaching of emptiness (śūnyatā) to life—literally. This story, often told in Lapchi Snow Mountain monasteries and Himalayan pilgrimage circles, reveals how true realization is far beyond intellectual debate. A Skeptical Scholar A learned Dharma teacher, well-versed...Read More
Among the many miraculous stories of Jetsun Milarepa, Tibet’s most revered yogi, the “Yak Horn” episode stands out for its humor, mystery, and profound meaning. This teaching tale, still told by pilgrims visiting the sacred caves of Lapchi Snow Mountain, reminds practitioners that study alone is not enough—realization is the key. Meeting on the Grasslands...Read More
Rising to an elevation of about 4,850 meters, Lapchi Snow Mountain lies in eastern Nepal, close to the Nyalam region of Tibet. In the Hevajra Tantra, this sacred site is revered as the Speech Mandala of Hevajra—one of the twenty-four holy places of the deity. Mount Kailash represents the Body Mandala, while Mount Trazang (Zhari)...Read More
