Tibetan Festivals
14
Feb
Tibetan New Year Celebration – Losar
Tibetan New Year, known as Losar, is a festival rich in color, tradition, and community
14
Oct
Buddhism Practices and Prostration in Tibet
Buddhism, with its rich history and diverse practices, has had a profound impact on the
Top Tibet Winter Tours
The Tibet winter tours are the most adventurous tours in Tibet. But most people tend
Tibet Group Tours: Making That Dream Tibet Trip a Reality
Have you been continually shelving that bucket-list trip to Tibet for “someday”? It’s understandable. With
Why Tibet Tour is a Good Hunt for Photography
Most of our clients and to-be-clients urge to come to Tibet for many reasons and
12
Aug
Favorite Places To Travel around Kham Region
The Kham regions are located in the three major provinces of China such as Qinghai
The Message of Tibetan Prayer Flags
One of the most colorful objects that attract travelers’ eyes in Tibet is Lungta, the traditional
Gyantse Damag (Horse Racing Festival)
Gyantse County Gyantse as a county is small but a vivacious small town with lots
29
Jan
When is the best time to visit Tibet?
Set on a high-altitude plateau and among tall mountains, Tibet is one of the new
Touring Tibet in the Summer “Rainy” Season
The high season for tourism in Tibet normally runs from April to November, with the
Yushu Traditional Horse Racing Festival
On July 25th, 2019, the Yushu Traditional Horse Racing Festival and Gesar Culture Festival Ceremony
06
May
Top Five Festivals in Tibet in Summer
Tibet is a land where Buddhist and cultural festivals happen all year round, from the
17
Apr
Spring is in the air as Tibet opens for the 2019 Tourist Season
Spring is in the air, and in Tibet, that means the start of warmer weather,
The Most Prominent Women in Tibetan History
In the ancient Tibetan culture, while it is the men that rule the roost, it
Losar – The Tibetan New Year
Losar, the Tibetan New Year, is the most important celebration and festival in the Tibetan
Tibetan Bon – an Ancient Religion or another version of Buddhism?
Once believed to be the indigenous religion of Tibet, Bon is believed to have been