China has one of the largest land area of any country in the world, and also an incredibly vast geographical ...
At the south of the Dongguan Street, the Dongguan Mosque is one of the largest mosques in northwest China. First ...
Gandan Monastery was first established in 1835 in Ulaanbaatar by the 5th Jebtsundamba, Mongolia’s highest ranking reincarnated lama. Following its ...
Lhasa’s “Treasure Park” is located along the banks of the Kyichu River in the western suburb of the city. Only ...
When in was established in 1416, Drepung Monastery served as residence to the Dali Lama, and remained so until Potala ...
The sera Monastery became the permanent residence for over 5,000 monks and 5 monastic colleges when it was established in ...
One of Lhas’s oldest streets circles Jokhang Temple and is frequented as an essential route of pilgrimage for visitors seeking ...
The spiritual center of Tibet can be found within the walls of Jokhang Temple, Tibet’s first Buddhist temple. Tens of ...
Regarded as Tibet’s greatest monumental structure, the Potala Palace rises 170 meters above the Lhasa Valley atop Marpo Ri Hill. ...
Founded in 1447, Shigatse is the second largest city and retains high repute as the seat of the Panchen Lama, ...
Covering an area of nearly 300,000 square meters, the magnificent Tashilhunpo Monastery is one of the Six Big Monasteries of ...
As a striking archetype of a classic Tibetan Buddhism monastery, the Palgor Chorten is characterized by its architectural flourishes, which ...
Unbeknownst to most outsiders, Tibet boasts the most hot springs of any region in China. Chief amongst these hot springs ...
Rolling past Yamdrok Lake and passing through the Simila Mountain Pass, you will eventually come across Karola Glacier, sustained by ...
Surrounded by unbelievable views of Mount Donang Sangwari and the snowy peaks of Nojin Gangzang, Yamdrok Lake is a vast ...