Tashilhunpo Monastery is located in suburb Tibet Rikeze and is under the Tibetan Buddhism Gelug sect (Yellow Lamaism). It is one of the four biggest temples, and is also the center to hold religious and political ac

Everst means “Mother Goddess of the Universe” in Tibetan and is also known as Mt.Qomolangma. It lies at the border between China and Nepal. Standing at 8844.43 meters (29017 feet), it is the highest peak in the worl

Yongbulakang is on the Zhaxiciri Mountain and is not quite high. It was the earliest palace in Tibet. "Yongbu" means the female deer in Tibetan language. The word "female deer" gave people a gentle and serene meanin

Sangye Monastery is located on the foot of Zhama Mountain and north shore of the Brehmaputre in Shannan Zhangnang County. The distance from Zedang town is 38 kilometers. It was the first complete Buddhist temple acc

Namtso Lake, the second largest salt lake in Tibet, lies quietly 220 kilometers to the north of Lhasa city. The lake covers an area of over 1,940 square kilometers. It is 4,718 meters high and almost 7,000 meters ab

Yangpachen is located nearly 87 kilometers (54 miles) north of Lhasa, and is famous for its hot springs and geothermal system.
It was said before the sky and the earth was separated a long time ago, the whole

Jokhang Temple is located at the center of Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region.
The entire temple is designed in the Han nationality architectural style rooted in the Tang Dynasty(618-907). Evi

Barkhor Street, also known as the Octagonal Street, is a street that revolves around Jokhang Monastery. It is an old-style, with rich Tibetan nationality style. It is not just where the Tibet most famous turning whe

Norbulingka is named Lhasa the Summer Palace and is located in western suburbs of Lhasa. It is all previous dynasties Dalai Lama’s summer palace. This elegant botanical garden began construction in the 18th century

Known around the world as the a spiritual heart of Tibet and home to the long line of Dalai Lamas, Tibet’s spiritual leaders, the Potala Palace sits in all its white magnificent glory atop Red

Lhasa, capital of the mystic Tibet Autonomous Region, lies on the northern bank of the Kyichu River. Bathed as it is in shimmering sunlight, the 'highest city in the world' is often called 'Sunlight City,' and is the Mecca for followers of Tib