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Food and Drink on the Tibet Train to Lhasa
When traveling to Tibet, many people decide to take the train from one of the seven gateway cities in Mainland China. Moreover, whether you are starting from Beijing or from Xining, all the trains have facilities for you to eat during your trip. There are many options when traveling on trains in China and Tibet...
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Hot Springs in Tibet – Explore Tibet
Tibet is sprinkled with 1,000 of hot springs, a blessing for the treacherous cold roof of the world. Tibetan people believe that hot springs are holy sites that can cure different diseases. You can find them all over Tibet ranging from boiling springs to geysers, so, we are recommending a few major hot spring attractions in...
Tourism Business In Tibet.
Tourism is a process of traveling of people from their own usual environment to other places for business purpose,Leisure or enjoyment. Less than one year in terms of duration. Tourism is a dynamic and challenging industry where it needs to adopt with consistently changing needs and wishes of tourists.Tourism is a very challenging field where...
Tibetan Losar-Tibet.
Tibetan New Year called Losar falls on the 25th day of the 10th month of the Tibetan calendar (late January or early February). Losar celebrations take place over a week. At this time, larders are stocked with grain and meat. It lasts year ahead even when no work is possible at the time of winters. Losar is one...
Tibetan-Grace With Religion-Tibet.
Tibetan are said to be very spiritual and compassionate in nature.This statement is to some extend very true as they are very much helpful, thoughtful, kind and easy going though sometime very superstitious. Yet there are still numbers of black sheep in the flock. This community indeed is very unique and harmless. Tibetan are very...
What is High Altitude Sickness? – By Explore Tibet
Almost everyone who travels to central or western Tibet will suffer from the effects of altitude sickness. Although Lhasa is one of the lowest places in central Tibet, It is still 3,600 M( 13,000 ft) above sea level. How greatly one is affected by altitude varies from person to person and depends in part on...
