Introduction to Phagmo Drupa Dorje Gyalpo Phagmo Drupa Dorje Gyalpo, revered as a pivotal figure in Tibetan Buddhism, holds the distinction of being the founder of the Phagdru Kagyu lineage. This lineage emerged during a transformative period in Tibetan spiritual history, characterized by the blending of indigenous practices and the teachings of Buddhism as it...Read More
Introduction to Pencholing Monastery Fortress Nestled in the remote landscapes of western Tibet, the Pencholing Monastery Fortress stands as a pivotal emblem of both spiritual and military history. Established in 1615, this fortress is recognized as one of the largest and most significant Gelugpa monasteries in the region, symbolizing the rise of the Gelug school...Read More
Introduction: The Reopening of Zhangmu Border The Zhangmu border crossing, situated between Tibet and Nepal, has long held historical significance as a crucial gateway for trade and cultural exchange. This route, historically known as the Nepalese-Tibetan trade route, has facilitated interaction between the two regions for centuries. However, after years of limited access, the Zhangmu...Read More
Introduction to Mikyö Dorje Mikyö Dorje, the Eighth Karmapa, was born in 1507 in eastern Tibet during a transformative period in Tibetan history. His early life was marked by signs of spiritual greatness, as he exhibited exceptional intelligence and a profound connection to the teachings of Buddhism from a very young age. According to historical...Read More
Introduction to Reliquary Stupas in Tibetan Buddhism In Tibetan Buddhism, reliquary stupas, known as “chorten,” serve as significant symbols of faith and devotion. These sacred monuments are designed to house relics—remains or possessions—of revered Buddhist figures, often including saints, lamas, or enlightened beings. The term “reliquary stupa” encapsulates both the structure and its purpose: a...Read More
Princess Wencheng Live Opus “Princess Wencheng” is a grand Tibetan group dance and original ecological traditional song. Gorshey dance, Breaking Aga, Tibetan opera, and various unique Tibetan celebration dances are wonderful and colorful, which can be called a “living dictionary” of Tibetan culture. In a strong lineup of nearly 700 actors, this touching epic of...Read More
Journey to Lulang Forest in Nyingchi, Tibet, and experience the magic of the "heartland of Shambhala." Discover a landscape where vibrant meadows, ancient forests, and a rich tapestry of wildlife and flowers create a paradise that makes you forget your home. Visit Lulang for an unforgettable adventure in nature's splendor.Read More
Embark on a journey to the awe-inspiring Gangdise Mountains in Tibet, known as "Kailasha" in Sanskrit, symbolizing "Snow Mountain." Explore the spiritual heart of several Eastern religions in this revered range, spanning Purang to Namling. Uncover the mystical peaks like Lhobu and Gang Rinpoche, standing tall as centers of devotion and pilgrimage. Join monks and...Read More
Before Buddhism entered Tibet, this snow-covered plateau had its own traditional religious beliefs. This native religion developed by primitive Shamanism. which has great influence on the human world such as ghosts, gods, heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, earth and rocks, and even vegetation. The worship of animism has a strong shaman color and the custom...Read More
Lhasa, the enchanting capital of Tibet, is a destination renowned for its cultural richness and stunning landscapes. While many visitors come to explore its ancient monasteries and high-altitude wonders, fewer realize that Lhasa also offers excellent swimming facilities. Whether you’re a local looking to maintain your fitness or a traveler seeking relaxation, Lhasa’s swimming pools...Read More
Mangkang County, rich in cultural history and natural beauty, offers a plethora of attractions along the ancient Tea Horse Road. The region is home to several notable sites, including Tibetan cliff sculptures dating back to the era of Princess Wencheng, ancient salt fields, a Catholic church, snow-capped mountains, grand canyons, Quka Hot Springs, the Yunnan...Read More
Introduction to Buddhist Cosmology Buddhist cosmology presents a unique framework for understanding the universe, encompassing the intricate relationships between various realms of existence, life cycles, and spiritual development. Rooted in ancient texts, this cosmological paradigm sheds light on how followers perceive the universe from an ethical and spiritual standpoint. Central to this understanding is the...Read More
Planning a journey to Tibet, the “Roof of the World,” requires specific steps to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience. As Tibet is a unique travel destination with distinct regulations, it’s essential to follow certain guidelines, particularly regarding visas and permits. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the essential steps to prepare for your...Read More
The Tibetan Cliff Relief of Bodhisattvas is located in Gato Town within Mangkang County. Carved into a rocky cliff, the relief spans 9 meters in height and 7.5 meters in width. At the center of the composition is the figure of Mahavairocana (Great Sun Tathagata), who is 4.95 meters tall, depicted in a meditative pose...Read More
Xietongmen County (Shetongmen) is located in the south-central Tibet Autonomous Region, on the north shore of the Yarlung Zangbo River. It borders Nanmulin County to the east, Lazi County, Sagya County, and Shigatse City to the south, Angren County to the west, and Nagqu Nyima County and Shenza County to the north. The county’s name,...Read More
Embark on a journey of spiritual discovery and explore the wonders of Tibet's Bon pilgrimage tour. From stunning landscapes to ancient monasteries, get ready to experience the ultimate bliss!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
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 Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, the largest temple in the Shigatse area. Built in 1447, it has 60 Buddhist halls and pagodas. Explore its rich history and intricate architecture. #TashiLhunpoMonastery #Tibet #BuddhismRead More
Introduction to Rainy Season Retreat The Rainy Season Retreat, also known as “Varsha Vāsa,” is a long-standing tradition within Tibetan Buddhism that holds profound significance. Dating back to the time of the Buddha, this period of retreat is typically observed during the monsoon months, when the weather conditions create difficulties for monks and practitioners to...Read More
