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Sunscreen Tips for Tibet: How to Apply It Right in Strong UV Rays
At high altitudes, the atmosphere is far less dense, so there's fewer particles to absorb or scatter UV radiation, which means you're closer to the sun, and the "filter" that shields you on the plains is drastically thinner. UVA rays, t
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Things to Know about Tibetan Language
Walking through Lhasa's bustling Barkhor Street, your ears will catch the melodic tones of Tibetan, the mother tongue of the region's people. This ancient language, belonging to the Tibeto-Burman family, carries centuries of Buddhist phil
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What to Know Before Going to Tibet's Everest Base Camp: Must-Read Tips
Venturing to Everest Base Camp requires more than ordinary travel preparations; you are stepping into a realm of thin air and profound cold. To fully embrace this adventure of a lifetime, prioritize acclimatization, invest in quality cold-w
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Lhasa to Kathmandu vs. Kathmandu to Lhasa: Which Overland Route Should You Take?
There's no "wrong" route—only the one that fits your travel plans, visa status, and what you're hoping to get out of this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
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Wind Horses in the Sky: Discovering Tibet's Sacred Longda
When you travel through the Tibetan Plateau—whether driving along the iconic Sichuan-Tibet Highway, standing beside Namtso Lake, or hiking near Mount Everest Base Camp—you'll likely spot bursts of colorful paper fluttering in the wind, o
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Monlam Chenmo: Tibet's Grand Great Prayer Festival
Monlam Chenmo has a rich history dating back to 1409, when it was founded by Tsongkhapa, the revered founder of Tibet's Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. The festival was created to honor Sakyamuni Buddha, marking the anniversary of his enli
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Tibet Travel Permit: Answers to Your Most Pressing Questions
I've rounded up the most common and urgent questions foreign travelers ask, with straightforward, friendly answers to help you plan with confidence!
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Pala Manor: Tibet's Timeless Noble Estate
If you're chasing an authentic taste of Tibet's rich heritage beyond Lhasa's iconic landmarks, Pala Manor in Gyantse County is a hidden treasure waiting to be explored. Nestled just 4 kilometers southwest of Gyantse town and a scenic 1.5
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Tibet 4000m+ Attractions You Should Know
Altitude sickness is a common concern during Tibet trip, but here's a pro tip: oxygen cylinders at remote attractions are not only pricey (often double or triple the city/town price) but can be hard to find when you need them most. So, sto
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Do Tibetan Monks Eat Meat? Uncover Their Dietary Choices
It might surprise you to learn that many Tibetan monks eat meat. The reasons for this, however, are nuanced. This tradition has been shaped by practical necessity, unique Buddhist interpretations, and forged by centuries of adaptation to on
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Darchen Travel Guide: The Beginning and End of the Mount Kailash Pilgrimage
Located in Purang County, Ngari Prefecture, at an altitude of around 4,600 meters, Darchen is the gateway to one of Tibet's most sacred journeys—the Mount Kailash pilgrimage.
This small but vital town lies cradled between the majestic Mou
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Lamaling Monastery: A Sacred Site Amidst Scenic Mountains and Waters
Nestled on the left bank of the Nyang River in Nyingchi, Tibet, Lamaling Monastery stands as a spiritual sanctuary embraced by rolling hills and lush forests. It is not only the largest and most significant Tibetan Buddhist site in the Nyin
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Ganden Thangka Unveiling Festival in Tibet
Every year on the 15th day of the Tibetan sixth month (that's usually July on the Gregorian calendar), this 1409-founded monastery throws its biggest party of the year: the Ganden Thangka Unveiling Festival. Believers from all over Tibet a
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Discover 3 Must-See Nyingma Monasteries in Shannan, Tibet
Known as the "cradle of Tibetan civilization," this region is home to the Nyingma School—the oldest branch of Tibetan Buddhism, often called the "Red Hat School" not for the color of monks' robes but for its Nyingma roots dating back
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5 Lesser-Known Things about the Tibetan Ethnic Group
Many visitors arrive with vague ideas of Tibetan culture, but the reality is far richer, more diverse, and more fascinating than any stereotype.
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