Introduction to Chödrak Gyatso and the Karma Kagyu Lineage Chödrak Gyatso, recognized as the seventh Karmapa, lived between 1454 and 1506, a time marked by profound developments in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly within the Karma Kagyu lineage. This era was significant as it witnessed the expansion and consolidation of the Karma Kagyu tradition, which has remained...Read More
Etwas ausserhalb der Stadt besuchen wir zuerst das Kloster Drepung, was “Reishaufen” bedeutet. Wir starten mit einem Weihrauch-Ritual. Vor 50 Jahren lebten hier noch 10’000 Mönche, heute sind es 500. Es ist Teil der Schule der Gelbmützen, der Gelugpa. Es war das grösste Kloster Tibets, 1416 gegründet. Mit den Klöstern Sera und Ganden gehörte Drepung...Read More
The Yeti: Unraveling the Mystery of the Himalayas For centuries, the Himalayas have been shrouded in mystery and folklore. Nestled among the world’s tallest mountains, this majestic region has captured the imaginations of adventurers, scientists, and storytellers alike. One of the most enduring mysteries of the Himalayas is the existence of the Yeti, also known...Read More
The middle section of the Lhasa Shigatse Expressway, spanning 91.108 km, consists of bridges and tunnels. Its completion date is set for March 2024. Learn more about this crucial corridor connecting Tibet with South Asia and its impact on regional road network and transportation. #LhasaShigatseExpressway #BeltAndRoadRead More
Discover the historic moment as Lhasa Gonggar International Airport becomes the first plateau airport in the country with dual runways. Explore the challenges overcome and the journey from planning to successful operation. Elevate your knowledge on the pivotal role this achievement plays in Tibet's air connectivity. Stay informed and connected with our updates on aviation...Read More
Embark on a journey through Gyaca County, a treasure of Tibet. Experience the awe of sacred Lake Lhamo Latso, the ancient wisdom of Darlagangbu Monastery, and the tranquility of Nayu River Valley. Uncover the history of the Tubo Dynasty and the legacy of the Ninth Panchen Lama in this unforgettable cultural and natural paradise.Read More
Chengdu ist das Haupttor für Überlandreisen nach Lhasa, Tibet. Es ist auch bekannt für den Riesenpanda, die alte Shu-Kultur, die köstliche Sichuan-Küche und viele andere Welterbe. Viele Touristen reisen von Chengdu nach Tibet. Für diejenigen, die eine Zugreise nach Tibet mit begrenzter Reisezeit wünschen. Wir empfehlen diese 7-tägige Zugreise von Chengdu nach Lhasa. Ihre einwöchige...Read More
Discover the Seka Gunchin Temple, nestled at the foot of Benri Mountain in Linzhi, Tibet. This ancient Bon monastery, known as the "Great God Eagle Temple," hosts the unique Eagle Worship Festival. Join the faithful in a spiritual journey and experience a piece of Tibet's intangible cultural heritage.Read More
Dorje Draktsen Rock is nestled within the terrain of Zhula Township in Gongbo’gyamda County, Nyingchi, Tibet. Situated at an elevation of around 3500 meters, this majestic rock formation stands roughly 800 meters tall and spans about 1000 meters wide, piercing the sky with its unique and imposing shape. Revered as the embodiment of the deity...Read More
Chongqing To Lhasa: A Thrilling Mountainous Rail Route A Majestic Rail Experience Stretching across the rugged Tibetan terrain, the railway line between Chongqing and Lhasa stands as a monumental feat of engineering. The tracks wind their way through some of the world’s most challenging terrain, traversing towering mountains, crossing vast plains, and plunging through deep...Read More
Introduction to Tenpai Nyima Tenpai Nyima, born in 1781, holds a prominent place in the annals of Tibetan history as the seventh Panchen Lama. His significance is not merely confined to his position; rather, it is interwoven with the rich spiritual and political tapestry of Tibet during a transformative period. Identified as an incarnation of...Read More
Obtaining a Chinese visa for a Tibet tour in 2023 may present challenges due to political sensitivity, restricted access, document requirements, changing regulations, limited consular services, and COVID-19 restrictions. Stay informed and consult with authorities for accurate information.Read More
Discover Lhasa’s Culinary Delights: A Food Lover’s Guide Lhasa, the breathtaking capital of Tibet, offers a blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and a vibrant culinary scene. Whether you’re a foodie, a culture enthusiast, or a traveler seeking memorable experiences, Lhasa’s diverse restaurants will be a highlight of your trip. A Culinary Journey Through Lhasa...Read More
Introduction to Khön Könchok Gyalpo Khön Könchok Gyalpo, an eminent figure in Tibetan Buddhism, is recognized as the founding patriarch of the Sakya School, a significant tradition that has shaped the spiritual landscape of Tibet. His aristocratic lineage played a crucial role in not only the establishment of the Sakya School but also in the...Read More
Tashi Langyar Stupa Hall – Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse The Lhabab Chorten holds a significant place within Tibetan culture and spirituality, serving as the joint reliquary stupa for the 5th to 9th Panchen Lamas. Located in the Tashi Langyar hall of Tashilhunpo Monastery in Shigatse, the Lhabab Chorten embodies the enduring spirit and resilience of the...Read More
Introduction to Gyaltsab Je Gyaltsab Je, a prominent figure in Tibetan Buddhism, was born in 1364 and passed away in 1432. He is revered as the first Ganden Tripa, a position that solidified his significance within the early Gelug tradition. His contributions to Buddhist philosophy and practice cannot be overstated, as he played a crucial...Read More
Lhoka (Shannan), the cradle of Tibetan civilization, is home to some of the most sacred and awe-inspiring mountains in Tibet. These revered peaks not only boast breathtaking landscapes but also hold deep spiritual and historical significance. Among them, Gongbu Ri, Yarlha Shampo, and Wodé Gunggyel stand out as legendary mountains that continue to attract pilgrims,...Read More
Discover the Linze Macaques In the serene village of Linze, located within the boundaries of Gongbo’gyamda County in Nyingchi, resides a unique group of macaques, first discovered in 2003. Numbering over 500, these macaques are the largest in their family, choosing to live among the cliffs, valleys near streams, and the dense or sparse forests...Read More
This showcases how Tibetans developed their architectural skills and way of living while facing natural disasters. In the Tubo period, the Yumbulagang Palace was built, followed by the Chingwa Thaktse Palace and the Potala Palace. The first Samye Monastery was then constructed during Trisong Detsan’s reign, marking the foundation of Tibetan housing style and construction...Read More
Discover the allure and symbolism of Himalayan traditional clothing, from majestic aristocratic attire to the simplicity of Lhasa's elegance and the heroic spirit of Tibetan garments. Dive deep into the vibrant cultures of the Himalayas and ignite appreciation for their rich traditions.Read More
The Historic Gangda Monastery Gangda Monastery, nestled in Juelong Village of Naxi Township, Mangkang County, is a beacon of the Gelug (Yellow Sect) school of Tibetan Buddhism. With its origins dating back over 500 years to the mid-Ming Dynasty, the monastery has withstood the tests of time and history. Despite suffering damage during the Cultural...Read More
