Adding Colors to Your Tibetan Tour: 8 Top Films about Tibet
As a tourist visiting the mysterious Tibet, its landscapes and its old religions, you will find them so fantastic and attractive. However, we can also approach Tibet from some films about it, its past history, its values and its unique culture. What follows are the best 8 films reflecting various aspects about Tibet. You will…
January 10, 2017 BY
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Toilets in Tibet – Small yet Matter Big to Your Tibet Tour
Toilet has always been a very important part of traveling. Do you have any basic idea about Tibetan toilet? Frankly speaking, the sanitary condition of toilets in Tibet is not so good. Please kindly do not hold high exception for that in your Tibet trip. In this post, I’ll introduce some typical Tibetan toilets for…
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The First English-Speaking Tibetan Tour Guide Answered Top 14 Tibet Travel FAQs
Tibet, the roof of the world, is famous for its beautiful scenery, ancient history, splendid culture, unique local customs and numerous religious sites. It is not only the sacred place for Tibetan Buddhists, but also a dream for every tourists at home and aboard. However, it has never been an easy task to fulfill this once-in-a-lifetime…
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In Lhasa, Tibetans only Do Three Things: Pilgrim Walking, Enjoying Sunshine and Drinking Sweet Tea
Tibet has always been a mysterious land for outsiders for many years. In recent years more and more tourists has plunged into Tibet for a tour as the Qinghai-Tibetan rail way formally open to traffic. Except its age-old religious cultures, many aspects of Tibetan life are gradually unveiled to people from outside. Many tourists may…
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The Trendiest Fashion – Visiting Tibet in Winter
It is the trendiest fashion to visit Tibet in winter. Although winter is an off season for Tibet tourism, you can also feel the passion of the snowy plateau. Most people think that it is not great to visit Tibet in winter. Actually, Tibet is also very beautiful in winter. You can see the majestic…
November 25, 2016 BY
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Gyirong – A Jewel Embedded in Southern Foot of Himalayas
Gyirong, which means “Comfortable Village”, “Happy Village” in Tibetan Language, is like a jewel embedded in the southern foot of Himalayas. Gyirong, like a graceful saint, is poetic and lively. The mysterious veil of the beautiful Gyirong is being lifted. It is 24 km from Gyirong town to the Sino-Nepalese border Rasuwa Bridge. The mountain…
November 25, 2016 BY
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Top 6 Lakes and Rivers along Qinghai -Tibet Railway
Qinghai-Tibet Railway is the highest and the longest plateau railway in the world. Qinghai-Tibet Railway, 1956km long, starts from Xining to Lhasa, via Golmud. Golmud-Lhasa section of Qinghai-Tibet Railway which is 1142km long passes through the Gobi desert, marsh wetland and snow-capped mountains and grasslands. Qinghai-Tibet Railway also passes through Kunlun Mountains. Kunlun Mountains, which…
November 23, 2016 BY
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Chaka Salt Lake, Fairyland in Qinghai, has Reopened to the Public
Chaka Salt Lake, a fairyland in Qinghai, has reopened to the public since June, 2016. Located in Qinghai province, China, Chaka Salt Lake is as beautiful as a fairyland. Its pureness, white and blue make it like a dreamland. It is rated as “one of the 55 places people must go” by Chinese National Geographic.…
November 16, 2016 BY
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What’s The Accommodation Like In Tibet?
With the development of Tibet tourism and a soaring number of visitors, Tibet accommodation has been greatly improved. Tourists can find all levels of star hotels in Lhasa and guest houses are available in other prefectures. However, what I want to remind you here is that the overall level of accommodation in Tibet is lower…
November 15, 2016 BY
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Romantic Tibetan Custom – Visiting Linka
Linka Festival, Full of Happiness Linka Festival, also known as “Zanlinjisang”, is a traditional Tibetan festival in May 15 according to Tibetan calendar. It comes from Tibetan people’s deep attachment to the lush trees, bright flowers and gurgling streams. This festival which once only belonged to the old Tibetan nobility is a common leisure holiday…
November 13, 2016 BY
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