Tsha Tsha – A Miniature of Tibetan Buddhism
One of the many unique arts of the Tibetan people is the Tsha Tsha, handcrafted figurines made of clay, and painted in vibrant colors. Tsha Tsha is made exclusively in Tibet, and is a small piece of Buddhist artwork that was introduced into Tibet from ancient India. The Tsha Tsha is used to express a…
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Ngari, Tibet: A Star Gazer’s Heaven
When you’re standing on the rooftop of the world, it’s only natural, you’ll be at the best vantage point to see the night sky in all of its spectacular glory. Dark Sky Reserve in Ngari With low population density and few urban centres, Ngari in Tibet is a star gazer’s delight, boasting stunning views of…
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What is Saffron and Where to Buy Authentic Tibetan Saffron in Lhasa?
Tibet is referred to as the land of Saffron and if you are a lover of Saffron then you can purchase some of the best smelling and genuine saffron from pharmaceutical stores as well as Tibetan shopping malls. However, purchasing saffron is not easy and you need to have the right info about this expensive…
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Which Is the Best City to Take Train to Tibet
At present, there are seven major railway routs to Tibet in China, namely Beijing-Lhasa, Shanghai-Lhasa, Guangzhou-Lhasa, Chengdu-Lhasa, Chongqing-Lhasa, Lanzhou-Lhasa and Xining-Lhasa. All other six railways would first meet in Xining and then head to Lhasa from there. In fact, Qinghai-Tibet Railway officially starts from Xining, the capital city of Qinghai province, and connects Lhasa in…
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Tibetan opera-a living fossil of traditional Tibetan culture you shall not miss in your Tibet tour
Tibetan opera is one of the most unique fork art forms in Tibet. It incorporates such elements together as folk song, dance, storytelling, chant, acrobatics and religious performance. Tourists visiting Tibet shall not miss this dance form that contributes to make Tibetan culture so attractive and colorful. Tibet opera is widely performed in Lhasa, Lhokha,…
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Top Ten Things to Do in Tibet New Year Festival Tour
Tibetan New Year Festival, also known as Losar Festival, is the most important festival for all the Tibetans. It also offers a great opportunity for tourists to experience the authentic customs. When in Rome, do as Romans do. In this post, I’ll show you how to celebrate Tibet Losar Festival like locals. 1. Making dumplings…
February 28, 2017 BY
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Exploring Sweet Teahouses Hidden in Your Tibet Tour
Before the first ray of sunshine sprinkling over the golden summit of Potala Palace, the sincere pilgrims have already finished their Barkor Kora and gotten into ancient sweet tea house for a warm drink to start their day of life. Tibetan sweet tea is to locals what coffee is to westerners. And the production process is…
February 23, 2017 BY
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The Best Tibet Has to Offer for Every Month of the Year
Tibet is a country of many faces. No matter what time of year you plan to visit, there is always something special for you to see and experience. If you’re worried about weather in Tibet, or what activities or festivals are going on during different times of the year, then worry not: we’ve got you…
January 19, 2017 BY
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Record Beauties in Your Tour: Best Places and Time for Snapping Pictures in Tibet
Tibet has always been the first choice for many tourists to have a visit. Recording every special moment and most stunning beauties via cameras would add colors to your trip in Tibet. To take some fine pictures, you have to be capable of finding proper places and time to do so in addition to eyes…
January 17, 2017 BY
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Stargazing at Everest Base Camp & Enjoying the Starry Sky on the Roof of the Word
Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, is always a dream for tourists at home and abroad. Thanks to the high altitude, pure air and no light pollution, Everest Base Camp has become one of the ideal places in Tibet to appreciate the brilliant galaxy and sparkling stars. In this post, you’ll find the…
January 12, 2017 BY
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