13618982405 info@tourtraveltibet.com

Login

Sign Up

After creating an account, you'll be able to track your payment status, track the confirmation and you can also rate the tour after you finished the tour.
Username*
Password*
Confirm Password*
First Name*
Last Name*
Birth Date*
Email*
Phone*
Country*
* Creating an account means you're okay with our Terms of Service and Privacy Statement.
Please agree to all the terms and conditions before proceeding to the next step

Already a member?

Login

Travel Blog – Main reason to Know About Tibet

20
Jul

Nyingma School Living Buddhas: The Oldest Tradition in Tibetan Buddhism

Introduction to the Nyingma School The Nyingma School represents the oldest tradition in Tibetan Buddhism, tracing its roots back to the 8th century CE. Its name, which translates to “the ancient school,” highlights its foundational status in the Tibetan Buddhist landscape. This school has been instrumental in preserving and disseminating earlier Buddhist teachings and practices,...
Read More
10
Aug

Boudhanath: The Giant Stupa and Little Tibet in Kathmandu Valley

Introduction to Boudhanath Stupa Boudhanath Stupa, an iconic symbol of Nepal and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands majestically in the Kathmandu Valley. This monumental structure is renowned for its impressive size, and it is considered one of the largest stupas in the world. Boudhanath has not only served as a religious site but has...
Read More
22
Jun

Expert Tips for Getting Your Tibet Border Defense Permit

Yet, it is imperative to acknowledge that certain precincts within Tibet stipulate the acquisition of a border defence card, in conjunction with a permit. This card is indispensable for both domestic and international wayfarers aspiring to explore the frontier zones of Tibet. Absent this pass, access to the aforementioned locales remains unequivocally forbidden. The Essence...
Read More
20
Jul

Longchen Rabjam (1308–1364): The Great Systematizer of Dzogchen

Introduction to Longchen Rabjam Longchen Rabjam, commonly referred to as Longchenpa, is revered as one of the most influential figures in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly recognized for his profound contributions to the Dzogchen tradition. Born in 1308 in the southeastern region of Tibet, specifically in the Nyang valley of the Kham province, he was originally named...
Read More
15
Feb

China, Tibet, Nepal Travel: An Epic Journey

China, Tibet, and Nepal: An Epic Journey Title: Discover the Enchanting Beauty and Rich Culture of Three Asian Lands: China, Tibet, and Nepal Imagine an extraordinary odyssey across three enigmatic lands, each with its unique allure and mystique. A journey that unfolds through the bustling streets of Chinese metropolises, the ethereal landscapes of Tibetan plateaus,...
Read More
30
Nov

New Sichuan-Tibet Railway: Challenges and Triumphs of Modern Engineering

The Sichuan-Tibet Railway is an ambitious infrastructure project that promises to reshape Tibet’s economy, enhance China’s regional connectivity, and serve as a testament to modern engineering ingenuity. Stretching over 1,543 kilometers, this railway aims to link Sichuan province to Tibet, promoting economic integration, cultural exchange, and social development. However, constructing a railway through some of...
Read More
09
May

Kathmandu to Lhasa Flight: A Journey to Mount Everest – Your Ultimate Guide

Discover the awe-inspiring Kathmandu to Lhasa flight, a gateway to Mount Everest. Secure your window seat on the left side for breathtaking Himalayan vistas. Explore cultural significance, best seasons to fly, and more in our comprehensive guide.
Read More
11
May

Rad des Leben – Tibetischen Buddhismus

Das Lebensrad, ist die Darstellung des liedhaften Wiedergeburstenkreislaufs, aus dem Befreiung zu finden jedeR bemüht sein sollte. Es gehört zu den ältesten Bildtypen der buddhistischen Malerei. Es ist die altindische Vorstellung vom Wirken des Karma, die im Bild des Lebensrades symbolisch veranschaulicht ist. An Tempeln schmückt es meist die Aussenwand der Vorhalle. Bevor der Gläubige...
Read More
01
Jun

How to Travel in Tibet From Major Cities in China by Train

Looking to travel to Lhasa by train? Here are 7 departing options from various cities, with detailed times and fares. Check out the best route for stunning scenery!
Read More
29
Nov

Serwu Mountain — Sacred Land in the Hearts of Buddhists

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
19
Jul

The Reliquary Stupa of Losang Chokye Gyaltsen: A Symbol of Tibetan Buddhism

Introduction to the Fourth Panchen Erdeni Losang Chokye Gyaltsen, recognized as the fourth Panchen Erdeni, holds a significant place in Tibetan Buddhism and history. Born in the Lanzhujia region in 1782, his early life was marked by profound connections to Buddhist teachings, setting the foundation for his future influence. From a young age, Losang exhibited...
Read More
09
May

Songtsen Gampo: The Most Visionary Leader in Tibetan History

Early Reign and Marriage Alliance At just thirteen years old, Songtsen Gampo ascended the Tibetan throne, marking the beginning of a transformative era in Tibetan history. One of his earliest strategic moves was to forge a marriage alliance with Nepal. He sent a minister to arrange his union with Princess Bhrikuti Devi, a decision that...
Read More
16
Jun

Discover The Cultural Significance Of Tibetan Traditional Music Instrument

Discover the enchanting world of Tibetan traditional music instruments. From the Dranyen to the Tibetan Singing Bowl, these instruments hold immense cultural significance and promote spiritual ceremonies and storytelling. Join us on a journey to explore the captivating sounds of Tibet. #TibetanMusic #CulturalHeritage
Read More
07
May

Exploring Mila Mountain: The Natural Divider of Nyingchi and Lhasa

Mila Mountain: A Spiritual Divide Mila Mountain, standing as a boundary between Gongbo’gyamda County in Nyingchi and Meldro Gungkar County in Lhasa, is more than just a geographical landmark. Straddling the east-west axis of the Yarlung Tsangpo River valley, it serves as a significant divide, influencing the landscape, vegetation, and climate of the areas it...
Read More
07
May

The Qushui Bridge, located in the town of Qushui within Qushui County, marks a significant point in history. Formerly known as the Taga ferry, this location was pivotal for crossing the Yarlung Tsangpo River using boats. On August 1, 1966, the first modern large-scale road bridge across the Yarlung Tsangpo River was completed and opened...
Read More
13
Jan

Discovering the Majestic Gambala Mountain: A Tibetan Natural Wonder

Discover the splendor of Gambala Mountain, a key natural landmark in Tibet. Known for its stunning landscapes and strategic importance, Gambala offers travelers panoramic views of Yamdrok Lake and insights into human resilience at high altitudes. Learn about the historic Gambala Heroic Radar Station and experience the unique blend of nature's beauty and human perseverance...
Read More
19
Jul

The Choekyi Gyaltsen Reliquary Stupa: A Journey Through Spirituality and History at Tashilhunpo Monastery

Introduction to Tashilhunpo Monastery Tashilhunpo Monastery, located in the city of Shigatse in Tibet, holds a prominent place in the landscape of Tibetan Buddhism. Established in 1447 by the first Dalai Lama, it serves as the traditional seat of the Panchen Lamas, one of the most revered spiritual leaders in Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery not...
Read More
Green Tara: Most Powerful Embodiment of Compassion and Swift Action
09
Sep

What are the 21 Taras in Buddhism?

The 21 Forms of Tara in Tibetan Buddhism: A Complete Guide Tara, known as Drolma (卓玛) in Tibetan Buddhism, is one of the most revered deities, considered to be a manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Tara is also called Tārā in Sanskrit and is known as Dolma or Guan Yin in China. She...
Read More
23
Dec

Discover Shongba Lachu: Popular Serene Hot Spring Retreat in Tibet

Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Shongba Lachu Hot Spring, nestled in a traditional Tibetan village. Experience spiritual rejuvenation and cultural immersion with statues of Padmasambhava and Tara, set against a backdrop of vibrant prayer flags and lush scenery. Perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful and culturally rich escape.
Read More
World Class Cycling Tour near Lhasa: Ride Bike around Yamdrok Lake
07
May

World Class Cycling Tour near Lhasa: Ride Bike around Yamdrok Lake

– What is the best time of year to participate in the world class ⁤cycling tour near Lhasa around Yamdrok Lake? Title: World Class Cycling Tour‍ near Lhasa: Ride Bike around Yamdrok⁣ Lake Meta Title:⁢ Ultimate⁤ Cycling Experience near Lhasa: Bike Tour around Yamdrok Lake Meta Description: Discover the beauty of Tibet on a world-class...
Read More
11
May

Gebetsfahnen – Windpferde – Tibetisch Buddhismus

Auf dem Weg sehen wir viele Gebetsfahnen. Die Gebetsfahnen, bei uns auch Windpferde heißen, sind aus 5 Farben: blau, weiß, grün, rot und gelb.  Sie symbolisieren jeweils Himmel, Wolken, Wasser, Feuer und Erde, nämlich die Fünfelemente des Weltalls. Blauer Himmel für Paradies der Götter, Wolken für Reinheit, Wasser für Lebensweisen, Feuer für Energie, Erde für...
Read More
1 9 10 11 12 13 66