Explore the wonders of Phakpa Lhakang, a Tibetan masterpiece of history and spirituality. Immerse in its stunning architecture, ancient murals, and rich cultural heritage. Ideal for history buffs, art enthusiasts, and spiritual seekers. Visit this iconic temple and experience the essence of Tibet.Read More
Discover the Tseringma Sisters and the mystical peaks of Tibet, from the auspicious Tashi Tseringma to the challenging Tingi Shalzangma. Learn about these sacred protectors of Milarepa's lineage and their celestial abode, Thon Thing Gyalmo, a haven for adventurers and spiritual seekers alike.Read More
Introduction to Dombi Heruka Dombi Heruka, often referred to as Dombipa, holds a significant place in the history of Buddhism as an influential 8th-9th century Indian mahasiddha. His life and teachings have left an indelible mark on the evolution of the Hevajra lineage, a vital current within Vajrayana Buddhism. Dombi Heruka’s contributions are paramount, as...Read More
Discover the spiritual charm of De-mo Monastery, nestled on the Yarlung Tsangpo's banks in Tibet's Linzhi area. Experience the unique De-mo Cham dance, rich history, and breathtaking architecture of this Gelug sect monastery. A tranquil haven for culture and spirituality seekers.Read More
Hidden in the vast grasslands of Mangling Township, Mangkang (Markham) County, Mangtso Lake (mang-mtsho) is one of eastern Tibet’s most spiritually significant and visually striking plateau lakes. It is located about 60 kilometers north along National Highway 214. Mangtso is lovingly called “Ama Mangtso” (Mother Mangtso) by local Tibetans and pilgrims, reflecting its deep cultural...Read More
Experience the magic of the Shoton Festival, also known as the Shoton Yogurt Festival or Tibet Opera Festival. Discover the rich traditions and culture of Tibet through Great Buddha Displays, Tibetan Opera Shows, and Horsemanship & Yak Races. Join the festivities in Norbu Lingka, the summer palace of the Dalai Lama, and immerse yourself in...Read More
Discover the enchanting beauty of Tibet through this comprehensive guide, delving into various routes, seasonal variations, and picturesque landscapes, offering an in-depth look at the unparalleled splendor of the regionRead More
Introduction to Sörchung Shyérap Zhaba Sörchung Shyérap Zhaba, widely recognized as ‘The Little Sörpa,’ holds a prominent place in the realm of Nyingma Buddhism. He is celebrated not only as a successor of the esteemed Sörpoche but also as a realized master whose teachings and spiritual insights have left a lasting impact on practitioners and...Read More
Embark on a journey of a lifetime as we explore the treasures of Tibet along the ancient Silk Road. Get ready to be mesmerized by its unique culture, stunning landscapes, and friendly people. Join us on this adventure of a lifetime!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
Discover Bomê County, a land of mystery and beauty nestled along the Yarlung Tsangpo River in southeastern Tibet. Learn about its rich history, from the ancient Bomi Kingdom to its role as a sanctuary for Tibetan pilgrims. Uncover the historical significance of this enigmatic region, its unique climate, and its transformation over the centuries. Visit...Read More
Embark on a journey to Jia Na Spring, just 20 km from Lhasa in the Doilungdeqing District. Experience the crystal-clear, limestone-filtered waters, a constant delight for nature enthusiasts. Ideal for those seeking a serene and therapeutic escape in the heart of Tibet's breathtaking landscapes.Read More
Discover Jamtrin Temple (Jamtin Lhakang), an ancient Tibetan temple with over 1300 years of history in Shigatse, Tibet. Established by King Songtsen Gampo, this architectural gem stands as a testament to the era's intricate craftsmanship. Delve into the temple's mystical past, linked to the subjugation of the Tibetan demoness, and marvel at its unique pagoda-style...Read More
The Sichuan-Tibet Railway, an ambitious infrastructure project, is rewriting the story of connectivity between Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, and Lhasa, the heart of Tibet. Spanning treacherous terrain, crossing seismic zones, and navigating towering altitudes, this railway symbolizes the zenith of engineering prowess and human determination. Beyond its technical marvels, the project holds transformative...Read More
Trekking to Tranquility: Discovering the Wonders of Tibet Come along on a journey to one of the most serene and awe-inspiring places on earth. Explore the majestic mountains, crystal-clear lakes and sprawling grasslands of Tibet. Experience the unique culture and traditions of the Tibetan people, and find inner peace amidst the stunning natural beauty of...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
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
Chang, a distinctive Tibetan alcoholic beverage, boasts a rich history and cultural tradition deeply ingrained in the regions of Qinghai and Tibet. Beyond being a mere drink, it symbolizes the emotions and heritage of the Tibetan people. Crafting Quality Chang: A Unique Process The production process of Chang is as unique as its taste. Derived...Read More
Lhari Tse’nga, meaning “The Five Sacred Peaks” in Tibetan, is one of the most revered sacred mountains in Qüxü County, located on the southern bank of the Lhasa River in central Tibet. Rising gently from the fertile Yarlung Zangbo River Valley, Lhari Tse’nga is not a single summit but a continuous group of five spiritually...Read More
Introduction to Gyangtse Dzong Gyangtse Dzong, a prominent fortress located in the western region of Tibet, embodies the rich tapestry of Tibetan history and culture. Established during the 14th century under the Phagmodrupa Dynasty, this architectural marvel not only served as a military fortification but also as a spiritual center, reflecting the dual nature of...Read More
