When we travel to Tibet, we can often see various Tsha Tshas, unique clay figurine in Tibet. They are made of all materials and with the sculprural characteristics of different periods around some stupas and monasteries. ...
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In Tibet, you will always be amazed by the artistic wonders: the architectures, the prayer-flags, sculptures and Thangkas, songs and dances, which are representation of the Tibetan cultures. ...
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An annual exhibition of butter sculptures was held in celebration of the Chinese Lantern Festival on Feb. 6 in Taer Monastery, a prominent monastery in northwest China's Qinghai Province....
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Tibetan people have the custom of making a "Qiema" box during Tibetan New Year, expressing the wish of good harvest and auspiciousness in the coming year. ...
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Cham dance is a famous monastic dance performed in monasteries of Tibet. When tourists travel to Tibet, they should not miss the interesting Cham dance in Tibet. In 2013, tourists can make a Tibet tour in June to enjoy Cham Festivals at Samye and Tran...
More>> Pubdate:2013-05-20
Where there are Tibetan prayer flags there are Tibetan people. The colorful prayer flags are the patron of Tibetan people. The history of prayer flags in Tibet can be traced back thousands of years to the Bon tradition of pre-Buddhist Tibet according ...
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Yak is a unique species on the Tibetan plateau and plays a significant role in Tibetan people’s daily life. Tibetan people rely on yak milk for food and transportation....
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Who are the most influential figures in Tibet history? They are listed as follow....
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Guge Kingdom is another powerful kingdom in Tibetan history after the mighty Tubo Kingdom. From the middle 10th century to the early 17th century, Guge Kingdom governed the western Tibet, spreading Buddhism and resisting outer attacks....
More>> Pubdate:2013-04-17
Princess Wencheng was the most famous and beloved queen in Tibetan history, with Princess Bhrikuti for Nepal. About 1,300 years ago, this beautiful and intelligent princess of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) left the capital Chang'an (present-day Xi'an ...
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