Tibet Attractions

Yangpachen is famous for the Yangpachen hot springs, which have been harnessed to produce much of the electricity for the capital Lhasa.

Ramonche Monastery is located in chengguan district of Lhasa & was built by Han Chinese architects during Tang Dynasty. Now a unique place for lamas to study

Ganden Monastery is one of the earliest and largest Buddhist monasteries in Tibet, and stands atop of the six famous temples of Gelugpa, a branch of Tibetan Buddhism.

Chakpori Hill or called Yao Wang Shan literally means the horn of the Red Mountain and is the sacred hill located near Potala Palace in Tibet

Namtso Lake means 'the holy lake' in the Tibetan language, which covering a total area of more than 1,900 square kilometers, being the second largest salt lake in China.

As one of the five biggest pastures in China, North Tibet Grassland is a paradise for the wild animals and plants. Yaks and sheep can be seen everywhere on the vast grassland.

Lakenla Pass, with the altitude of 5190 m, is the way to pass through Nyenchen Tanglha Range and from here you can overlook Namsto.

Nagqu Frigid Grassland is in Nagqu County, it is located between Tangula Mountain and Nyaingentanglha Range.

The Ruins of Guge Kingdom cover an area of 200,000 square meters, the mysterious castle of ancient Guge kingdom located on the ridge of Tibet.

Mount Kailash is called Gangs Rinpoche in Tibetan language meaning "precious jewel of snows". It is the holy place for local people, with the highest peak in the massive Gangdise Mountain Range with an altitude over 6,600m (21,654 ft).