Venture into Gar County, where every corner tells a story of ancient kings, valiant battles, and untouched wilderness. Situated among majestic mountains and tranquil lakes, Gar is not just one of Tibet's border counties but a gateway to exploring the profound relationship between nature and Tibetan culture. Experience the warmth of its people, the richness...Read More
Explore the serene Tashi Doga Monastery, founded by master Tsongkhapa in Nedong County. Experience the spiritual legacy in its historic sutra hall, majestic Buddhist statues, and divine murals. A tranquil retreat surrounded by nature's beauty, perfect for spiritual seekers and cultural explorers.Read More
Discover the Guangzhou Lhasa train, built for high altitudes. Departing every other day, it offers breathtaking scenery and advanced facilities.Read More
– What are the benefits of immersing oneself in village life at Mt. Everest for 9 days? **Title: Experience Village Life at Mt. Everest: A 9-Day Exploration** **Introduction:**Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to the breathtaking region of Mt. Everest and immerse yourself in the unique culture, traditions, and way of life of the local villages....Read More
Discover the unique Palkor Choede Monastery in Gyangtse, Tibet, renowned for its combination of three different sects of Buddhism and unique architecture. Learn more about visiting this must-see landmark.Read More
The Legacy of the Great 13th Dalai Lama, Thupten Gyatso The Great 13th Dalai Lama, Thupten Gyatso (1876–1933), stands as one of the most important and influential figures in the history of Tibet. Known for his remarkable leadership in both the religious and political spheres, his life reflects the complexities and challenges of Tibet in...Read More
A New Era of Connectivity The announcement of the extension of the railway from Xigaze to Kyirong County, marking a stretch of 540 kilometers towards the Nepal border, heralds a significant leap in the connectivity between Nepal and China. This ambitious project, set to unfold over the next five years, promises to be a cornerstone...Read More
The Kangma Mapuco Ruins, located on the shores of Mapuco Lake in Kangma County, Tibet, stand at an altitude of 4,410–4,430 meters. This archaeological site, dating back 4,000 to 2,000 years ago, is divided into four distinct phases. One of the most intriguing discoveries comes from the second phase (approximately 4,000–3,300 years ago), where a...Read More
Introduction to Tibetan Travel Tibet, often referred to as the “Roof of the World,” offers a unique and profound travel experience characterized by its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage. Stretching across the expansive Tibetan Plateau, the region is adorned with towering mountains, serene lakes, and lush valleys, while the distinct architecture of monasteries and...Read More
Tibet, often dubbed the “Roof of the World,” is a land of breathtaking landscapes, spiritual significance, and unique geographical features. This comprehensive guide delves into the intricate geography of Tibet, exploring its towering mountains, vast plateaus, vital rivers, and diverse ecosystems. Whether you’re a geography enthusiast, a traveler planning a Tibet tour, or simply curious...Read More
Explore the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon National Park, Tibet's first national park and a biodiversity hotspot. Nestled in Medog County, this conservation area boasts over 3,768 plant species, diverse wildlife, and unique cultural heritage. Experience the beauty of Tibet's "Natural Zoological and Botanical Museum" and the rich biodiversity of the Medog Nature Reserve, known as...Read More
Today, aeronautics has become so much advanced. A man has made aircraft capable of going at speeds double that of sound, and flying outside planet earth. Air travel is possible to any country on any continent. However, there are some places on Earth where aeroplanes do not fly, such as the Himalayas. Over the years,...Read More
Discover the remarkable life of Gushi Khan, a Mongol leader who brought peace to the Tibetan plateau and promoted the Yellow Sect of Buddhism.Read More
Introducing Shigatse Dingri Airport, the third-highest high plateau airport globally, located in Tibet. Learn about its features and benefits for civil aviation progress in Tibet.Read More
A Spectacular Natural Wonder Nestled in the Beibeng Township of Medog County, Bujun Lake, also known as “Xigong Lake,” spans an area of 115 square kilometers. This crescent-shaped lake is a marvel of nature, with a discreet outlet on the north side forming a breathtaking waterfall as the water cascades down. Surrounded by a rich...Read More
If you're planning to travel to military sensitive areas in Tibet, a Military Permit is necessary. Learn more about how and where to apply for it here.Read More
Ponri Mountain, known as “Monkey Mountain” in Tibetan, stands majestically in the southeastern part of Bayi District, Nyingchi, alongside the northern banks of the Yarlung Tsangpo River. At an elevation of about 4500 meters, Ponri is not just a peak within the Sejila Mountain range; it is a revered site for followers of the Bon...Read More
Gurugyal Monastery, nestled at the foot of the majestic Jhongchen Bumba mountains in Menzi Township, southeast of Ngari’s county seat, is a sanctuary of profound historical significance. Situated near the renowned ancient Zhang Zhung ruins, including the Upper Gate of the Zhang Zhung Kingdom and the Jhonglung Silver Castle, it marks the birthplace of Bon...Read More
Discover the fascinating airports of Tibet, including Lhasa Gonggar, Chamdo, Nyingchi, Shigatse, and Ngari. Learn about their unique challenges and achievements in civil aviation.Read More
The Pangden (པང་གདན་), often referred to as the “Tibetan apron,” is a unique and vibrant symbol of Tibetan culture. Tied around the waist, it’s not just an accessory but a practical and colorful representation of Tibetan heritage, often described as a “rainbow tied around the waist.” Origins and Functionality of the Pangden Historically, the Pangden...Read More
