Ultimate Travel Guide: How African Travelers Can Visit Tibet Introduction to Tibet for African Travelers Tibet, often called the “Roof of the World,” is a destination of unparalleled beauty, rich cultural heritage, and profound spiritual significance. For travelers from Africa, this guide offers all the essential information to plan a successful and memorable trip to...Read More
The Sichuan-Tibet Railway, an ambitious infrastructure project, is rewriting the story of connectivity between Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, and Lhasa, the heart of Tibet. Spanning treacherous terrain, crossing seismic zones, and navigating towering altitudes, this railway symbolizes the zenith of engineering prowess and human determination. Beyond its technical marvels, the project holds transformative...Read More
When you think about roads, each has its unique character. The famous China National Highway 318 (G318) is no exception. Stretching from Shanghai’s bustling People’s Square to the remote Nyalam County in Tibet, it runs along the 30th parallel, offering a breathtaking journey across China’s diverse landscapes. So, what defines the character of the G318?...Read More
Labuche Kang Mountain, located west of Dingri County in Tibet, stands at 7,367 meters above sea level, making it one of Tibet’s revered peaks accessible for climbers. It is renowned in Tibetan Buddhist tradition as a sacred site associated with profound spiritual practices and legends. Milarepa’s Spiritual Journey Milarepa, the legendary Tibetan Buddhist master, embarked...Read More
Tibet, officially known as the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), is a significant cultural and geographic area within China. This region is home to the Tibetan people, the most ancient and populous ethnic group on the Tibetan Plateau, comprising over 99% of the local minority population. The Tibetans refer to themselves as “Bod” or “Bod-pa” and...Read More
The Tibetan Cow, locally known as “Palang,” is a unique dairy animal classified under the mammalian class and bovine family. This ruminant livestock plays an essential role in the agricultural landscape of Tibet, thriving predominantly in the river valleys of eastern and southern Tibet. Tibetan Cows inhabit elevations below 4,500 meters, adapting to semi-arid cool,...Read More
Durbar Square: The Historic Heart of Kathmandu Kathmandu’s Durbar Square stands as a timeless masterpiece and a cultural epicenter, embodying Nepal’s rich heritage. With its awe-inspiring architecture and vibrant atmosphere, this UNESCO World Heritage Site draws visitors from around the globe, offering a glimpse into centuries of artistry, devotion, and history. Discovering Durbar Square: A...Read More
Serwu Mountain, a renowned sacred mountain in Southern Tibet, is located in Rabupu Township within Namling County of Shigatse (gzhis-ka-rtse), at an elevation of 4,500 meters. The Serwu Valley resembles the reproductive organs of Kongtrul Gyamtso Sangpo, surrounded by towering peaks and home to the Nyingma sect monastery, Serwu Monastery. According to Tibetan historical records,...Read More
