Discover the profound impact of Avalokiteshvara's mantra on your path to enlightenment. Learn how reciting this sacred chant can purify karma, bring compassion, and lead to liberation. Explore the unique blessings and transformative practices that connect you with the essence of compassion and wisdom.Read More
Embark on a scenic train journey from Nanjing to Lhasa, experiencing China's stunning landscapes. Discover the historic sights Nanjing has to offer, including the majestic Nanjing City Wall, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, and peaceful Xuanwu Lake.Read More
Introduction to Lungtok Gyatso Lungtok Gyatso, the Ninth Dalai Lama, emerged as a pivotal figure in Tibetan Buddhism during the early 19th century. Born in 1805, he was recognized as the reincarnation of his predecessor at a remarkably young age of three. This early recognition underscores the deep-rooted traditions of Tibetan culture, where it is...Read More
In a major development, China’s National Immigration Administration (NIA) has officially announced the full relaxation and optimization of its visa-free transit policy, now effective immediately. This update is set to significantly benefit foreign nationals traveling through China, offering a new stay duration of 240 hours (10 days)—an extension from the previous limits of 72 and...Read More
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
Preparations before departure to Tibet Arranging Tibet Travel Routes Decide on your travel dates, duration of stay, desired tourist attractions, mode of transportation, and budget for your trip to Tibet. If you intend to book a group tour with a Tibet travel agency, please schedule an appointment at least one week prior to your arrival....Read More
The Tea-Horse Road was one of Asia’s most significant trade networks, and its triangular region—formed by Zhongdian (now Shangri-La) in Yunnan, Chamdo in Tibet, and Kangding in Sichuan—stood out as its most intricate hub. This dense web of routes facilitated a thriving exchange of goods, including tea, horses, and cultural artifacts. Let’s explore the major...Read More
Discover the complexities of traveling to Tibet, including insights into political, security, and environmental factors influencing travel restrictions. Learn how these measures aim to protect Tibet's unique cultural heritage and natural landscapes, including the Everest Base Camp trek. Gain a deeper understanding of Tibetan culture and the importance of responsible tourism in preserving this mystical...Read More
Introduction Tibet, with its breathtaking vistas and profound cultural heritage, has captivated travelers from around the globe, including Canadians seeking an enriching experience. However, trekking into this unique region necessitates a careful understanding of the travel requirements, particularly for foreign nationals. One of the foremost considerations for Canadian travelers is securing the appropriate permits, as...Read More
An Overview of Gang Township Nature Reserve Nestled within Bomi County of Nyingchi, the Gang Township Nature Reserve spans a vast area of 288 square kilometers, with forests covering 28 square kilometers, resulting in a forest coverage rate of 61%. The reserve boasts a timber volume of 2.52 million cubic meters, making the Bomi spruce...Read More
Overview of Seqie Temple Location and Historical Background: Seqie Temple, also known as se-che-dgon, is gracefully situated on the south side of Longping Village, Xinba Township, Longzi County. Originally belonging to the Nyingma sect before transitioning to the Gelug sect, the temple has undergone significant reconstruction over the years. In its heyday, it was home...Read More
Tibet, often referred to as the “Roof of the World,” is a mesmerizing destination that captivates travelers with its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and deep spiritual roots. From towering peaks and serene lakes to ancient monasteries and vibrant festivals, this unique region offers experiences that linger in your heart forever. However, visiting Tibet requires...Read More
A Warm Welcome in Menshi Township Upon reaching Menshi Township in Gar County, Ngari Prefecture, perched at an impressive 4430 meters above sea level, we found ourselves in a cozy town nestled along the G219 highway. It’s a popular rest stop for heavy trucks and travelers alike. Our lunch stop was a charming Northeastern dumpling...Read More
Planning to board a train in Tibet? Follow these tips for a smooth journey. Book tickets in advance, pack essential items, and arrive early. Plus, learn about health forms and document requirements. Enjoy the cost-effective and convenient experience of traveling by train in Tibet.Read More
Discover the Enchantment of Nyangchu Valley Nestled within the serene boundaries of Gongbo’gyamda County, Nyangchu Valley, also known as the “One River, Three Gorges” scenic area, unfolds as a majestic landscape filled with splendor and tranquility. This scenic wonder, comprising over ten captivating sites including Dlong, Yangwo, Jiaxing, and Buru, promises visitors an unparalleled experience...Read More
Regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration of China Lithium Battery In accordance with the Guidelines for Air Transportation of Hazardous Materials Carried by Passengers or Crew, the rated capacity of lithium batteries that are brought onto an aeroplane either in carry-on luggage, or checked baggage should not exceed 160 watt-hours. Air travellers carrying electronic devices...Read More
Enter a world of snow-capped peaks, vibrant prayer flags and aromatic yak butter tea - Tibet is a dream destination for all travel enthusiasts. But how can a Mexican traveler navigate this remote, high-altitude region? Fear not, amigos! This guide will help you journey through the mystical land of Tibet with ease.Read More
Embark on a poignant journey through the sacred tradition of Tibetan Sky Burials - an ancient ritual where the mortal coil becomes a vessel for spiritual liberation. Uncover the emotional depths and cultural reverence behind this ethereal ceremony.Read More
Discover the Luosang Aculepeira Spider (Aculepeira luosangensis) The Luosang Aculepeira Spider, scientifically known as Aculepeira luosangensis (Yin et al., 1990), belongs to the Araneidae family and the Aculepeira genus. This species is native to China, specifically the Tibet region, with the type locality being in Luosang, Shigatse County, Tibet. Species Overview Chinese Name: 洛桑尖蛛 (Pinyin:...Read More
Explore the enchanting border towns of Upper and Lower Zayü in Tibet, where diverse cultures, abundant natural resources, and breathtaking landscapes converge. From ancient glaciers to vibrant local markets, uncover the "Jiangnan of Tibet" and experience the unique blend of tradition and natural beauty in these secluded paradises.Read More
Embark on a magical winter journey to Tibet with our guide to the latest free attractions and cultural experiences. Uncover the hidden beauty of Tibet during the off-peak season, engage with vibrant traditions, and support sustainable tourism. Explore more with our Winter Travel to Tibet campaignRead More
