Who Was Gö Lotsawa Zhönnu-pel? Gö Lotsawa Zhönnu-pel, was a prominent Tibetan scholar, historian, and translator. His legacy as a master of Tibetan Buddhist history, especially through his famous work The Blue Annals 《青史》, places him among Tibet’s most respected intellectual figures. Born in 14th-century Central Tibet, Gö Lotsawa emerged from a noble family with...Read More
Wenzhou is approximately 4320.4 kilometres away from Lhasa, which takes two days and eight hours to drive. However, it is not advisable to drive alone. It is safer to travel with a group, such as a regiment. Although some friends may believe that tourism and guided tours are not free, it is not just about...Read More
Vijaya in Buddhist Scriptures: The Origin of Enlightened Wisdom In Buddhist philosophy, Vijaya is revered as a profound source of enlightenment and wisdom. According to the “The Sutra on Repaying the Kindness of the Buddha through Great Skillful Means“, known in Tibetan as ཐབས་མཁས་པ་ཆེན་པོའི་སངས་རྒྱས་དྲིན་ལན་བསབ་པའི་མདོ།, Vijaya is identified as the primordial source of all Buddhas. This...Read More
Introduction to Mount Kailash (Gang Rinpoche) Mount Kailash, also known as Gang Rinpoche, is a striking peak situated in the Gangdise mountain range of Tibet. Standing at an elevation of 6,638 meters, it is revered not only for its majestic beauty but also for its deep spiritual significance across various religions. Mount Kailash is considered...Read More
Introduction to the Lhasa-Shigatse Expressway The Lhasa-Shigatse Expressway is a pivotal infrastructure project that enhances connectivity within the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. Stretching across approximately 253 kilometers, the expressway significantly improves the transportation link between Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and Shigatse, its second-largest city. As part of the larger G4218 Ya’an-Yecheng Expressway, this...Read More
Introduction to Junba Fishing Village Junba Fishing Village, often called “Tibet’s Fishing Village”, is one of the most culturally unique settlements in Tibet. Located in Chabalong Village, Qushui Town, it sits on the northern bank of the confluence of the Lhasa River and the Yarlung Tsangpo River, about 45 kilometers southwest of Lhasa at an...Read More
Discover the captivating legend of Serling, a tale woven into the heart of Tibetan mythology. Explore the transformation of a fearsome demon into the guardian of Serling Doico, a sacred lake near Lhasa. Unravel the story of power, redemption, and the Lotus-Flower-Born Master's wisdom that shaped this myth. Journey through the rich tapestry of Tibetan...Read More
Princess Jincheng (698–739), originally named Li Nunu (李奴奴), was the adopted daughter of Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty and the biological daughter of Prince Li Shouli. In 710, she journeyed across the vast Tibetan Plateau to marry Tibetan King Tridé Tsuktsen, becoming the second Tang princess—after Princess Wencheng—to enter Tibet through a political marriage....Read More
Introduction to November in Tibet Traveling to Tibet in November offers a unique experience that is markedly different from the peak tourist seasons. As autumn transitions into winter, the weather in November is characterized by dryness and cold temperatures, which can dip significantly at night. Daytime highs rarely exceed 12°C (54°F), while nighttime lows can...Read More
This carefully designed Tibet tour itinerary connects China’s dynamic cities with the spiritual landscapes of the Tibetan Plateau. From Shanghai’s skyline to Lhasa’s sacred temples, each day offers a distinct cultural and visual experience. The route moves at a steady pace, allowing time for sightseeing, travel, and altitude adjustment. Below is a detailed day-by-day plan...Read More
Introduction Dromtönpa Gyalwé Jungné emerges as a pivotal figure in Tibetan Buddhism, credited with the establishment of the Kadam school. His contributions to the spiritual landscape of Tibet are significant, as he not only founded a major Buddhist school but also served as a primary disciple of the revered Indian master Atisha. This affiliation with...Read More
most memorable trip to Tibet. long awaited wishes in My life. If traveling is for beautiful scenery. I have never seen and experienced in life, as in Tibet. It is the most beautiful adventure I ever imagine. Tibet has always been out of reach in my heart, distance, altitude, weather, cultural etc., Until this summer,...Read More
Als Hauptstadt Chinas verfügt Peking über viele internationale Flugrouten. Es ist ein beliebtes Ziel für internationale Touristen, nach China einzureisen. Es gibt auch Direktflüge und Anschlussflüge von Peking nach Lhasa. Deshalb ist Peking auch eine wichtige Stadt für die Flucht nach Tibet Flugplan von Peking nach Lhasa Die Direktflüge zwischen Lhasa und Peking dauern ca....Read More
Discover the seamless travel and cultural richness when flying from Shanghai to Lhasa. Learn about the benefits of direct flights, the ease of booking, and tips for a high-altitude adventure. Begin your unforgettable journey to Tibet's capital with our comprehensive guide.Read More
When Was the Last Time You Visited a Museum? In today’s fast-paced world, visiting a museum is more than just an occasional outing; it’s a way to immerse yourself in history, culture, and art. Museums are sanctuaries of knowledge and inspiration, offering a break from our daily routines. If you’re planning your next holiday, consider...Read More
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
Qu Nantong: The Thunderous River Dam Nestled within the territory of Zayü County, Qu Nantong, translating to “Black Water Dam,” offers an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Despite its modest size, the power of Qu Nantong River is undeniable, with its roaring waters audible even from the mountaintops. Originating from the majestic main peak of the Meri...Read More
Introduction to Traveling to Tibet from the UK Traveling to Tibet from the UK offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in a region renowned for its rich cultural heritage, striking natural landscapes, and spiritual significance. Nestled on the Tibetan Plateau, Tibet is often referred to as the “Roof of the World” and has long...Read More
Discover Keru Lhakang, the enchanting Tibetan temple nestled in Nedong County's Keru Village. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Tubo period with ancient architecture, exquisite sculptures, and vibrant thangkas. Step back in time at one of Tibet's oldest temples, revealing secrets from the 8th century. A must-visit for history buffs and spiritual seekers...Read More
Puntsokling Monastery (彭措林寺, also spelled Phuntsokling or Phun-tshogs-gling) is a historic Tibetan Buddhist monastery located in Lhatse County, on the southern bank of the Yarlung Tsangpo River, within Shigatse City, Tibet Autonomous Region. Situated at an elevation of 4,100 meters, the monastery is a remarkable spiritual and architectural treasure with deep religious significance. A Sacred...Read More
