Tibetan Culture and Poeple
Greatest Reformer in Tibetan Buddhism History–Tsongkhapa
Tibet is a mystical and famous but yet a remote, distant and a hard to
princess Jincheng
Early in Tang Dynasty, Emperor Tang want to form an alliance with Tubo by marrying
Tibetan jewelries
When talking about Tibetan culture and costume, it is never complete to do so without
Four great sects of Tibetan Buddhism
India is the birthplace of Buddhism, a country where Lord Buddha carried out most of
Chuapa—the Traditional Tibetan dress
Just like any other influences of geographical condition on the culture and living style of
A glimpse of Tibetan economy
The very name of Tibet is usually associated with mystery and adventure at the global
Yarlung Tsangpo—the cradle of Tibetan civilisation
The significance of Yarlung Tsangpo can be understood from the very name of the ancient
Tibetan people’s tryst with Buddhism
Many of the intellectuals and experts on Tibet believe that Tibet is inarguably the singular
Butter tea—the favorite Tibetan beverage
Butter tea is the most popular traditional hot beverage on the Tibetan plateau. Known as
Norbulingka Palace – the Beautiful Jeweled Park in Lhasa
Many foreigners’ perception of Tibet is that everything on the plateau is all about Buddhism
Explore Tibet Staffs Celebrated Tibetan New Year at the Office
Tibetan New Year is also called as Losar in Tibetan language and it is one
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Mar
2014 Celebration of Losar—the Grand Tibetan New Year Festival
Without a shadow of doubt, Losar is the most-awaited festival for all the Tibetans—young and