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Lhasa

01
Sep

Ganden Monastery: A Serene and Picturesque Holy Land

Ganden Monastery, located 40km east of Lhasa at an altitude of 4,200m, has a picturesque setting. The surroundings resemble a Dharma wheel and a lotus, adorned with auspicious emblems. There are dedicated pieces by the Dragon King and Yama protector, and Wanggu Mountain where Dharma King Songtsen Gampo performed initiations. The temple is surrounded by...
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10
Jun

Jokhang Temple: A Sacred Marvel in Lhasa’s Historic Heart

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,...
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07
Jun

Sera Monastery – One of the Biggest monasteries in Tibet

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...
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06
Jun

Barkhor Street

Each urban centre possesses its unique romantic historical lane that preserves the reminiscences of the city and narrates the tales of the region, akin to Beijing’s Chang’an Street, Chengdu’s Chunxi Road, and Chongqing’s Liberation Road… Lhasa also boasts of a comparable avenue, known as Barkhor Street. This vintage lane etches the recollections of Lhasa, encapsulating...
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05
Jan

The Potala Palace: A Stunning Symbol of Tibetan Heritage and Culture

Discover the fascinating history and architecture of the Potala Palace, a stunning symbol of Tibetan heritage and intellect, standing tall at 3,700 meters. Learn about the White House and Red Palace, including their halls, temples, courtyards, and valuable cultural artifacts.
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