Origins in Early Buddhism Śamatha meditation, a practice centered around the cultivation of calm and tranquility, has its roots deeply embedded in the pre-Buddhist Indian yogic traditions. In these earlier systems, practitioners sought methods to attain a serene state of mind, which was viewed as essential for any spiritual progress. The introduction of śamatha into...Read More
An Ancient Marvel in Gacha County Nestled in the tranquil Ga Yu Village in Gacha County, two walnut trees stand as living witnesses to over 1300 years of history. These majestic trees are not just plants but a symbol of endurance and natural beauty. Their trunks are so robust that it takes about seven to...Read More
Explore the historic Daza Temple, nestled in Linzhi's breathtaking landscape, offering a peaceful retreat into the Bon religion. Experience the temple's spiritual aura, ancient ruins, and majestic prayer flags. Uncover the legacy of Shenrab Miwoche and connect with Tibet's rich cultural heritage.Read More
Dive into the enchanting world of Tsangyang Gyatso, the 6th Dalai Lama. Uncover a treasure trove of Tibetan poetry that captures the essence of love, nature, and spiritual wisdom. Experience the beauty and depth of his verses, and let your soul resonate with the timeless wisdom of Tibetan literature. Join us on a journey through...Read More
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Lake Tangra Yumtso, North Tibet's hidden gem. Discover the sacred heart of Tibetan spirituality as you traverse mountain passes to reach this enchanting lake basin. Admired by Bon religion followers, Lake Tangra Yumtso is famed for its color-changing waters and deep historical significance. Experience the majestic landscapes, including dark...Read More
Discover the unique Naxi ethnic minority in Tibet, predominantly residing in Lijiang, Yunnan. Learn about their traditional customs, attire, and dances, including the vibrant Xie Dance, reflecting a rich cultural heritage that continues to thrive amidst modern influences.Read More
Piku Tso is a serene and picturesque lake nestled in the shadows of Shishapangma, the 14th highest mountain in the world. This stunning lake is the only 8,000-meter peak that lies entirely within Tibet, making the surrounding area a unique blend of breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural significance. Here, traditional Tibetan life flourishes against...Read More
Explore the transformative power of Green Tara in Tibetan Buddhism. Learn about her mantra, the 'Twenty-One Praises to Tara,' and how her teachings can bring success, heal ailments, offer protection, and accelerate spiritual growth. Discover the path to enlightenment with Green Tara's compassionate guidance.Read More
Nepal Princess Bhrikuti Devi, known to Tibetans as Bhelsa Tritsun, is traditionally considered to have been the first wife of the emperor of Tibet, Songtsän Gampo. Bhelsa Tritsun Songtsen Gampo Gyalsa Gongjo Even though the historicity of Bhrikuti Devi is not certain, and no reference to her has been found among the documents discovered at...Read More
There are three types of coaches on the Tibet train: first-class soft-berth sleeper, second-class soft-berth sleeper, and soft seat coaches. Due to the long journey, most travellers prefer soft sleepers. The second-class soft-berth sleeper is also known as a hard sleeper. Both the soft sleeper and hard sleeper are comfortable. The main difference is that...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 Chökyi Nyima Chökyi Nyima, recognized as the Ninth Panchen Lama, was born in 1883 in the region of Tibet that is steeped in rich spiritual heritage. His contributions as a scholar, statesman, and spiritual leader have left an indelible mark on Tibetan Buddhism and its practices. The Panchen Lama tradition, which began with...Read More
Introduction to Traveling to Tibet Tibet, often referred to as the “Roof of the World,” is a unique travel destination that captivates visitors with its stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage. For United Kingdom citizens, embarking on a journey to Tibet offers the chance to experience a blend of serene monasteries, majestic mountains, and...Read More
Discover Tibet's journey in becoming a top global tourist destination with innovative tourism strategies and unique experiences. Learn about its collaboration with AMap, data-driven marketing, and the integration of Tibetan medicine and wellness into tourism. Explore how Tibet's Department of Tourism Development is enhancing visitor satisfaction with new sports, travel products, and wellness resorts, positioning...Read More
As the aircraft gracefully ascends from the bustling metropolis of Kunming, a captivating spectacle unfolds beneath, revealing the city’s true essence. Verdant hills and valleys embrace the urban sprawl, creating a mesmerizing tapestry of nature and modernity. The sprawling Dianchi Lake, a shimmering jewel set amidst the verdant landscape, captivates the gaze. Its tranquil waters...Read More
Understanding the Importance of a Tibet Travel Permit Traveling to Tibet, a region known for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, requires careful planning and adherence to specific legal requirements established by the Chinese government. One of the most crucial prerequisites for entering Tibet is obtaining a Tibet Travel Permit. This permit is mandatory...Read More
Experience the rich and inspiring history of Tibet through our Journey Through Time tour! Explore ancient temples, learn about traditional customs, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Tibetan people. Join us on a journey you'll never forget!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
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Hanoi to Lhasa, exploring the stunning landscapes of Asia. Experience the magic of Tibet and create memories that will last a lifetime.Read More
Discover the rich history and profound teachings of Sakya Monastery, a sacred Buddhist site nestled beneath Chongdu Benbo mountain in Sa'gya County, Tibet. Uncover the origins of the name "Sakya," delve into the historical roots from the 8th century, and trace the illustrious lineage of spiritual leaders who shaped this majestic hub of Tibetan Buddhism....Read More
The Formation and Impact of the Gelug Sect in Tibetan Buddhism The Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, which traces its origins to the early 15th century, was founded by Je Tsongkhapa (1357–1419), one of the most influential figures in Tibetan Buddhist history. His mission was to address the spiritual and moral decline he perceived among...Read More
