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- Tibetan cuisine expands international map in US

With a blend of authentic Tibetan food and improvised fusion items of Chinese cuisine, the "Tibet Kitchen" restaurant pleases customers from northeastern America. >> More

- Explore the decryption Tibet: The ruins of Guge Kingdom

Located in Zanda County of the Tibet Autonomous Region, the Ruins of Guge Kingdom are like the Old Summer Palace of Tibet >> More

- Tibetan New Year-Celebration in Full Swing

Activities are scheduled on a daily basis, but the highlight celebrations are for the first three days.　　Dekyi from Lasha tells us that normally Tibetan families do not go out on New Year's Day.Tibetan monasteries usually offer Sanskrit reciting and praying activities to the pubic to pray for good fortune for the New Year. >> More

- Losar customs and culture displayed in museum

Amazing activities are held in Tibet Museum during Losar for celebration, displaying various kinds of Losar customs and tradition and attracting large numbers of tourists.

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- Over 250,000 benefit from clean water project

More than 250,000 farmers and herders in northwest China's Qinghai Province have benefited from a water project that was aimed at providing clean drinking water and improving irrigation for the locals. >> More

- Recovered Tibetan children with heart disease return to Lhasa

A total of 20 Tibetan heart disease children headed to Beijing, capital of China, for a free surgery at the Armed Police General Hospital on Jan. 25. They received much help from many people when getting medical care in Beijing. >> More

- New regular flights link Tibet with east China cities

Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region is getting closer to other parts of the country with the opening of new regular flights. >> More

- Tibetan Wood Bowl in Lhasa

Tibetan wood bowl is very popular among all Tibetan people. Wood bowl is a vade mecum for Chinese minorities of Tibetan, Monpa and the Lhoba. People regard the wood bowl as their lover and always take it with. They will carry the bowl in clothes when they are laboring. Even as a guest to other place, they will take the bowl wit them and use the wood bowl of their selves. >> More

- Vegetation restored along Qinghai-Tibet grid interconnection project

The vegetation restoration of Qinghai-Tibet grid interconnection project has been completed and about 2.21 million square meters of plateau vegetation has been restored along the line, source from Xinhua News Agency. >> More

- Total lunar eclipse seen in Lhasa Saturday

On Dec. 10, total lunar eclipse was seen in the sky over the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. It was the day when China had the best observing conditions of total lunar eclipse in ten years. >> More

- Debate in Sera Monastery, must-see spot in Lhasa

Debating is one of the prominent forms in Tibetan Buddhism studies as it sharpens one's thinking power while exploring one's quickness and Buddhist understanding. Sera Monastery is a commonly respected place for Buddhist scripture debate for centuries in southwest China's Tibet, or even around the world. >> More

- Chinese Tibetologists visit Finland

On Nov.14, a group of Chinese Tibetologists held a conference in the University of Helsinki to introduce the current situation of religion, law and education of Tibet, which is expected to promote a real Tibet to the outside world. >> More

- Green experimental zone planned

The State Council decided on Wednesday to establish an experimental zone for ecological protection in Sanjiangyuan on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
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- Jerked beef, mutton

The jerked meat, a kind of distinctive Tibetan food, is a popular snack among Tibetans.

At the end of the year, Tibetans will cut beef and mutton into pieces and hang them up in the shade to air them dry when the temperature is below zero. They are edible next February and March. >> More

- Tibet to have its first Hope Primary School

Recently, kids in Carjon Village, Mangkam County of Chamdo in received a special gift--1.3 million yuan donated by Chongqing Qiushi Industrial (Group ) Limited company to construct a Hope Primary School for them. >> More

- More artistic works showing Tibetans' inner world needed

At the first Tibetan Art Forum held in Beijing on Oct. 27, Chinese painters from different nationalities called for artists in and outside Tibet to focus more on the spiritual world of Tibetan people while creating works concerned. >> More

- Landslide disrupts traffic on Tibet's pivotal highway

Rain-triggered landslide disrupted traffic on a pivotal Tibetan highway Saturday, stranding at least 400 people and more than 100 vehicles, rescuers said. >> More

- The name of Shangri-La

The phrase "Shangri-La" most probably comes from the Tibetan, Shang - a district of Tsang, north of Tashilhunpo, "Mountain" equal to "Shang Mountain", Mountain Pass, which suggests that the area is accessed to, or is named by, "Shang Mountain Pass". However, it maybe that Hilton had heard of Shambhala - the Tibetan equivalent of Shangri-La, but could not remember its name. >> More

- China opens Tibet Buddhist Theological Institute

The Tibet Buddhist Theological Institute, which aims to promote the study of Tibetan Buddhism, opened in Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region on Thursday. >> More

- Q&A: A summer trip to Tibet

On May 17, 2011, the New York Times published an article titled “Q&A: A Summer Trip to Tibet” to expatiate the accommodation, transportation, must-visit tourist destinations in the region as well as giving medical advice in case of altitude sickness. Following is the full text for your reference. >> More

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