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Harvest Festival and Wool Culture Festival open in TibetThe 2019 Tibet “Chinese Farmers Harvest Festival” and the Chanang County Wool Culture Festival both opened on the morning of September 6 in Chanang Co...
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An ancient kingdom and its modern-day protectorEvery year, about 100,000 people visit the ruins of a mysterious ancient kingdom in western Tibet.
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Tibet sees progress in preserving cultural relicsTibet has witnessed sustainable development with its cultural relic preservation work.
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Yak Museum gives curator lots to talk aboutA part of Tibetan life for centuries, the revered animals provide food, clothing, labor and transport.
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Tibet hosts academic conference on Tibetan medicinal bathingMore than 100 experts and scholars of Tibetan medicinal science gathered in Lhasa.
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26 prehistoric human activity sites discovered on Qinghai-Tibet PlateauResearchers have found 26 prehistoric sites with evidence of human activities during an expedition to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
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The Liangzhou Talk between Godan and Sakya PanditaThe Tibetan people, as one of the 56 ethnic groups, has joined the creation of Chinese civilization.
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An enterprise protecting traditional Tibetan paper skillsTibetan papermaking has a long history and uses unique raw materials.
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Special exhibition opens at Tibet’s Yak MuseumA special exhibition was opened on July 1 in Tibet’s Yak Museum, which is located in the Newu District of Lhasa, capital city of southwest China's Tibe...
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Tibetan opera season: bringing intangible cultural heritage to daily lifeOn the morning of June 29, the seventh performance of the Tibetan opera season was underway in Dzongyab Lukhang Park in Lhasa.
Tibet Stories
Naming a Tibetan serf after the founding of New China
Wang was born a serf in old Tibet's Nagqu. His parents, both beggars at the time, sent him t...
