Embark on a rejuvenating journey to Chubsang Hot Spring in Dechen, a haven for wellness and relaxation. Explore the legendary healing waters, immerse in the rich history of Tibetan medicine, and experience the natural beauty and therapeutic benefits of this tranquil hot spring retreat.Read More
Apai (Ngapoi) Butler Manor in Gongbo’Gyamda: Nestled in Gongbo’Gyamda County in southeastern Tibet, the Apai (Ngapoi) Butler Manor stands as a remarkable reminder of the region’s aristocratic past. Built around 1926, this historic estate carries more than 90 years of history and reflects the political, cultural, and architectural sophistication of old Tibet. Overseen by the...Read More
Discover the awe-inspiring Lanzhou to Lhasa train route, showcasing China's diverse terrain and captivating beauty. Find schedules and options here.Read More
Planning a trip to Lhasa in 2026? If you want to experience the city’s spiritual atmosphere, historic architecture, and vibrant street life all in one place, Barkhor Old Town should be at the top of your list. Centered around the famous Barkhor Street, this district is widely considered the birthplace of Lhasa. With roots dating...Read More
Embark on a journey to Pumo Yumtso, Tibet's captivating freshwater lake. Experience its serene beauty, ecological diversity, and spiritual essence. Home to unique wildlife, including the rare Naked Carp, and a sanctuary for waterbirds on its three islands. Witness the extraordinary daily transition through all four seasons, from chilly winter mornings to warm summer afternoons,...Read More
The opening ceremony of the Shoton Festival combines tradition and modernity, featuring various performances such as Tibetan opera, Peking opera, and street dance. The festival also includes cultural events like Tibetan chess exhibition and investment promotion activities. Join us for a week-long celebration of art, culture, and sports in Lhasa!Read More
Introduction to Mahasiddhas The term “Mahasiddha” refers to a group of accomplished spiritual practitioners within the Vajrayana tradition of Buddhism, renowned for their extraordinary abilities and profound realizations. These figures are perceived as enlightened beings who attained a high level of spiritual mastery through unconventional and often challenging means. Unlike traditional paths to enlightenment, Mahasiddhas...Read More
Obtaining a Chinese Visa Traveling to Tibet from the UK requires securing a Chinese tourist visa, also known as an L Visa. This essential step ensures compliance with the regulations stipulated by the Chinese government for foreign visitors. The process of obtaining a visa involves several steps and specific requirements that travelers must fulfill to...Read More
Der Flughafen Lhasa Gong-gar ist der wichtigste Flughafen für Inlands- und Auslandsflüge nach Tibet. Überblick Hier können Sie den aktuellen Flugplan von Lhasa und die Reisetipps für Ihre Reise nach Tibet einsehen. Der Flughafen Lhasa Gong-gar bietet Direktflüge nach Lhasa von den wichtigsten Flughäfen Chinas wie Shanghai, Peking, Chengdu, Xian und Guangzhou sowie internationale Flüge...Read More
Traveling from Tokyo to Lhasa is a remarkable journey from Japan’s modern capital to the spiritual heart of Tibet. As there are no direct flights from Japan to Lhasa, every route requires at least one transit stop, either through mainland China or Kathmandu in Nepal—followed by entry into Tibet with mandatory permits. This 2026 updated...Read More
Discover the ancient Chukar Long Monastery, nestled in Tibet's Saga County. Experience the spiritual essence of the Nyingma tradition in Tibetan Buddhism, marvel at the architectural beauty, and delve into the rich history and cultural significance of this sacred site. Uncover the monastery's unique artistry in Mani stone carvings, and find inspiration in the legacy...Read More
A Tibet Bhutan tour is a transformative Himalayan journey that blends spiritual depth, ancient traditions, dramatic landscapes, and deep cultural immersion. As neighboring regions sharing strong Buddhist heritage yet maintaining distinct identities, Tibet and Bhutan create a seamless travel experience filled with monasteries, mountain passes, and sacred sites. Operated by licensed agencies like us, these...Read More
Bon religion, also known as “Bonpo” or “Bonpo religion,” was a widespread ancient religion in Tibet before the introduction of Buddhism. It is often regarded as Tibet’s native spiritual tradition. During its height, Bon was divided into three branches: “Do Bon,” “Chya Bon,” and “Gyu Bon,” and further categorized into two sects known as “Black...Read More
Introduction to the Reliquary Stupa The reliquary stupa of Thubten Choekyi Nyima, the 9th Panchen Lama, is an esteemed architectural marvel situated within the Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse, Tibet. This significant site not only serves as a tribute to one of Tibetan Buddhism’s most revered figures but also embodies the profound cultural and religious heritage...Read More
The origin of meteoric iron, known in Tibetan as Thogchag, remains a fascinating enigma in the fields of archaeology and academic research worldwide. Scholars have explored its roots through various lenses, including religion, mythology, material science, ancient craftsmanship, and primitive art. Despite these efforts, the topic is marked by both significant debate and undeniable connections....Read More
Junba Fishing Village is also known for its distinctive and open marriage customs. Unlike many traditional societies, marriages here are based entirely on mutual choice, without parental or family interference. Young people often meet during festivals or social gatherings and decide their future together. Tibetan wedding Once a couple agrees to marry, elders from both...Read More
Ascending Gacha Mountain: A Path Through History Our journey from Zedang to Gacha County begins with an eastward trek through Quxu. As our jeep climbs the modest heights of Gacha Mountain, a landscape not particularly distinguished among the many highlands of the plateau unfolds. From the base, the mountain’s slopes show a pale greenery tinged...Read More
Explore Jokhang Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a pinnacle of Tibetan Buddhism in Lhasa. Founded in 647 AD by King Songtsen Gampo, this ancient monastery is a testament to over 1,360 years of Tibetan history, culture, and spirituality. With its rich architectural beauty, historical significance, and status as a 5A tourist attraction, Jokhang...Read More
On the mysterious Tibetan Plateau, there exists a precious formula revered as the “King of Tibetan Medicines”—Rinchen Drangjor Chenmo (Tibetan: རིན་ཆེན་གྲང་སྦྱོར།). This remarkable remedy is not only a classical prescription recorded in The Four Medical Tantras by the great Tibetan medical master Yuthok Yönten Gönpo, but also a national-level Intangible Cultural Heritage treasure. The term...Read More
Uncover the top coffee spots in Lhasa, where rich Tibetan heritage blends seamlessly with a modern coffee culture. From serene riverside cafés to trendy urban hangouts, explore the best places to enjoy a perfect cup of coffee while soaking in the charm of this historic city.Read More
Introduction to Tsultrim Gyatso Tsultrim Gyatso, the tenth Dalai Lama, holds a significant position in the lineage of Tibetan Buddhism as a revered spiritual leader. Born in the year 1816 in the Xuezhou Zhuodong region of Litang County, Sichuan Province, he was officially recognized as the reincarnation of the ninth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso, at...Read More
