A LAND OF MYTHS AND MYSTERIES

When it comes to a sublime realm of myths and mysteries blending with daily lifestyle, Tibet seamlessly fits the description. The centuries-old legends of this land send goosebumps down a person’s spine. Whether the story is about the hidden kingdom of Shambhala, the mystical healing bracelet, the history of Yamdrok Lake, or the lore of ancient Lhasa, one is bound to be captivated by the contemplation of their enchanting elements.

Beyond these mesmerizing tales, the Tibetan legends, deities, religions, and cultural lifestyle are all linked to spirituality. With religious sites like Potala Palace, Sera Monastery, Jokhang Temple, Ganden Monastery, and Rongbuk Monastery, you are able to dive into the pool of Tibetan tales and legends. The rich philosophies of Tibetan Buddhism, vibrant prayer flags, and intricate Thangka paintings are all a deep expression of spirituality followed in the everyday lifestyle of the locals here.

THE ROOF OF THE WORLD

Located at the heart of Asia, surrounded by beautiful countries like Nepal, India, and Bhutan, with an average elevation of about 5000 m above sea level, Tibet has earned the majestic alias “The Roof of the World.” With the view of tall snow-capped mountains against the glimmering sunlight, the Tibetan plateau makes you feel like you have reached the highest points of the world or even the heavenly realm.

The isolated and serene environment, along with the entrancing scenery of the peaks in Tibet gives travelers a feeling of stepping into a different world free from bustling noises and jam-packed crowds and only surrounded by natural beauty, allowing for a proper moment of inner peace. Just listening or reading about the experience is not enough to capture Tibet’s true essence; you must witness this ‘Forbidden Land’ with your own eyes at least once in a lifetime.

SACRED MOUNTAINS AND PRISTINE LAKE SANCTUARY

The tall mountains and beautiful lakes are the elements not to miss when visiting Tibet. For the Tibetans, the mountains and lakes are sacred concepts, as they believe that each of the mountains and lakes has its own spirits.With many major mountains, like Mt. Kailash, Mt. Shishapangma, the north side of Mt. Everest, and the west side of Mt. Cho Oyu, the dazzling views of the snow-capped tops, along with clear streams flowing down these mountains, are a treat for the eyes.

Being famous for having around 1,500 lakes, Tibet is a perfect destination for those seeking a tranquil environment and natural beauty. With various lakes like Yamdrok, Namtso, Siling, Tso Lhamo, Pangong, and much more, visiting Tibet is like stepping into a lake utopia, each lake presenting its unique beauty, providing a serene escape to this extraordinary landscape.