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  • Jun 1st, 2011 Tibetan Prayer Flags

    Tibetan Prayer Flags are a unique landscape on the Tibetan Plateau. On your Tibet tour, you can see the colorful Prayer Flags here and there. There are altogether three types of Tibetan Prayer Flags. Read more >>

  • Jun 1st, 2011 Tibetan Buttered Tea

    In Tibet, buttered tea (Suyou Tea) is an indispensable drink in each family in daily life. It is maid of Suyou (ghee), tea bricks and salt. The custom of drinking the buttered tea is quite unique. Read more >>

  • Jun 1st, 2011 Kanuo Ruins

    Kanuo Ruins lie in Kanuo Village, 12 km southeast to Chamdo County. It is the highest New Stone Age ruins in China and is important to study the early history of Tibet and the Sino-Tibet relationship. Read more >>

  • Jun 1st, 2011 Three-Color Lakes

    Three-colors Lakes, in the Bianba County of Qamdo prefecture, is a group of three lakes-the White Lake, Black Lake and Yellow Lake on an elevation of 4,200 km with beautiful legend and attractions. Read more >>

  • Jun 1st, 2011 King Gesar

    King Gesar is incarnation of Master Padmasambhava in Tibetan legend. He lived a military life, promoting good and punishing evil, propagating Buddhism and culture. He is a hero in Tibetans hearts. Read more >>

  • May 31st, 2011 Origin and Development of Tibetan Buddhism

    Tibetan Buddhism was originally introduced in the middle 7th century in Tubo Kingdom period by Songtsen Gampo. In the 1,000 years' history, Tibetan Buddhism has become more and more prosperous. Read more >>

  • May 31st, 2011 Treasures of Potala Palace

    Three or four hundred years ago, the fifth Dalai moved into Potala Palace. Since then, Potala Palace had become a holy palace under the system of constantinism and a museum for countless treasures. Read more >>

  • May 26th, 2011 Tibetan Etiquette 2

    Tibetan etiquette is diverse and is related to the religion. The etiquette of bow is done to the elder, or the respected ones. Toasts and Tea-Serving are common while gifts presenting are important. Read more >>

  • May 26th, 2011 Tibetan Etiquette 1

    Tibetan etiquette is diverse and is closely related to religion. Hata presenting can be seen in weddings, funerals or festivals. People kowtow when they pilgrimage Buddha, stupas or living Buddha. Read more >>

  • May 27th, 2011 Mindroling Monastery

    Mindroling Monastery is located in the Dranang County of Shannan prefecture of Tibet. It is the main monastery of Nyingma sect of Tibetan Buddhism with a long history and beautiful attractions. Read more >>