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Where to Photograph Mount Kailash: Ultimate Viewpoints List
Whether you're a seasoned pro or a casual shooter with a smartphone, these curated photography spots and tips will help you capture the essence of this holy mountain, from close-up textures to sweeping lake-and-peak vistas.
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Do International Students in China Need Tibet Travel Permit?
Yes, you definitely need a Tibet Travel Permit to visit Tibet. Having a valid residence permit or speaking fluent Chinese doesn't exempt you from this rule—Tibet's travel policies for foreign nationals are different from those for Chines
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6 Tibet-Nepal Crossing Ports: All You Need for Border Travel
Stretching 1,415 kilometers along the Himalayan Mountains (with Mount Everest as its most famous landmark), the Tibet-Nepal border is home to 6 official crossing points. These ports span Tibet's Ngari and Shigatse prefectures, but note tha
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A Traveler's Guide to Tibetan Medicine
No one will deny that Tibetan medicine is a practical aid for adapting to high altitudes and easing travel fatigue—not to mention a uniquely meaningful souvenir. Let's break down what makes Tibetan medicine special, the must-know herbs fo
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Discover Pangong Tso: Tibet's Mysterious Border Lake
Nestled in the remote western edges of Tibet's Ngari Prefecture lies Pangong Tso. Stretching over 150 kilometers like a delicate blue ribbon draped between mountains and barren plains, Pangong Tso is no ordinary lake. What makes it rather
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Essential Permits for Flights to Tibet
Most travelers need Tibet Travel Permit to visit Tibet, and the only exceptions are Chinese passport/ID holders and Hong Kong & Macau citizens with Home Return Permit.
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Princess Wencheng Show: Immersive Open-Air Performance in Tibet
The Princess Wencheng open-air performance sits right on the banks of the Lhasa River, with Hongshan Mountain at its back and the Potala Palace glinting in the distance. No heavy curtains here—just the inky Tibetan night sky dotted with mo
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Tibet Train Dining Tips: What to Eat
A practical consideration for every tourist embarking on a Tibet train tour is the journey's length—anywhere from 20 to over 40 hours on the rails. This means that mealtimes are essential milestones that break up the long journey. Let's
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Presenting Khata: A Popular Way to Convey Blessings
The moment you arrive at the airport or railway station, our guide will be there to greet you with a warm smile, offering you a pure white khata—the traditional Tibetan scarf that represents blessings and a heartfelt welcome.
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Biodegradable Toiletries for Eco-Conscious Tibet Treks
Tibet's ecosystem is as fragile as it is fierce. The high-altitude environment decomposes waste very slowly. Your regular shampoo or body wash might be doing harm you can't see! Seeping from everyday toiletries into the soil and sacred wa
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Cultural Gems in Tibet for History Lovers
As you explore the faith and history of Tibet, you'll encounter remarkable cultural relics that preserve the unique spirit of Tibetan culture. These treasures, scattered across museums and historical sites in Lhasa and beyond, offer a prof
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Gyirong Town Stay: Convenient Accommodation for Tibet-Nepal Border Crossing
Whether you're departing from Tibet after a long journey from Lhasa to the Gyirong Port, or you've just completed the 160-kilometer, 7–8 hour mountainous drive from Kathmandu to the border, what you need most is a comfortable place to re
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Everest Base Camp Tent Guesthouses: The Cozy, Popular EBC Lodging
At 5,200 meters above sea level, EBC doesn't have fancy hotels. The weather's harsh, the air's thin, and accommodation choices are limited. But that's exactly why tent guesthouses are the popular choice for almost every traveler here. F
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Soft Sleeper vs. Hard Sleeper vs. Hard Seat: Choosing Your Tibet Train Experience
Those scenic views of the Himalayas come with a travel time that's no joke—often stretching beyond 20 hours from gateway cities like Xining. The choice you make between a soft sleeper, hard sleeper, or hard seat could impact how well you
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When to Breathe Oxygen in Tibet: A Practical Guide for Travelers
Here are 3 common mistakes to skip, so your oxygen actually helps:
First, don't "gulp" oxygen like it's a drink. When altitude sickness hits, your body needs steady oxygen, not a sudden rush. I've seen travelers press their portable
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