Nomads in Tibet are a unique and interesting group in Tibet. They live in the remote, high elevation grassland regions of the Tibetan Plateau. ...
More>> Pubdate:2013-03-20
Are you bored of the hustle and bustle of city life, or want to have a breath of natural fresh air, or need a relaxation after working for a long time? Then travel to Tibet and enjoy the leisure life in Lhasa with local people. ...
More>> Pubdate:2013-03-15
A beautiful legend says that Khampa people never fall ill. The Khampa living on the mysterious snowy plateau is said to be the offspring of the god of war and the god of beauty. ...
More>> Pubdate:2012-10-26
Begging is a tradition in Tibet. If you travel to Tibet, you’d better keep some small change in your pocket. ...
More>> Pubdate:2012-08-30
Tibetan pastoral people sometimes build houses as home bases for the old folks and for storage. Otherwise, they usually enjoy a nomad life and live in Tibetan nomadic tents. ...
More>> Pubdate:2012-08-14
Traveling in Tibet, you’ll certainly meet lots of Tibetans dressed in their traditional costumes. And the Tibetan costumes are really very unique in design and style. The Tibetan dress, colorful and graceful, is also varied in different areas....
More>> Pubdate:2012-03-13
Names and the rules of giving names are different from one culture to another. Traveling in Tibet, you’ll certainly come across different Tibetan names. And you’ll find the Tibetan names quite different from yours. Here, I’d like to talk about s...
More>> Pubdate:2012-02-29
Nowadays, most Tibetan marriages are monogamous with familiar 'nuclear' families. However, polyandry families in Tibet were common in ancient times. Even today, there are polyandry families in some rural areas of Tibet. Polyandry is a form of polygamy...
More>> Pubdate:2012-02-01
Tibetan headdress is standardized, rigorous and humorous, also varied with different regions, ages and marriage conditions....
More>> Pubdate:2012-02-01
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