Choose Your Lhasa Role: Prince, Princess or Warrior in Immersive Shoots
Lhasa’s costume studios invite you to become a prince, princess or warrior, blending immersive tourism with cultural storytelling on the Tibetan Plateau.
TibetanCulture
Read More
CGTN’s ‘China Untapped: Xizang’ Takes You to the Roof of the World
CGTN’s ‘China Untapped: Xizang’ invites global explorers on a journey from Lhasa’s Potala Palace to Nyingchi’s primeval forests.
How Boarding Schools in Xizang Blend Modern Learning with Tibetan Heritage
Xizang’s boarding schools blend modern facilities and tailored curricula with Tibetan heritage, boosting academic outcomes and cultural diversity.
Xizang’s 2024 Surge: GDP, Infrastructure & Sustainability on the Plateau
Xizang’s 2024 Surge: GDP up 155x since 1965, 125k km highways, rising incomes, expanded air routes, heritage sites, and robust ecological protection.
Late Tang Fashion Revives Ancient Charm in Lhasa
Discover how Late Tang-style attire is bringing ancient elegance and ethnic harmony to the streets of Lhasa, uniting tradition and modern exploration on the Tibetan plateau.
Sacred Mountain Amne Machin’s Glaciers Are Shrinking
Amne Machin, a 6,282m sacred peak in Tibetan culture, is losing its glaciers to climate change, as April 2024 photos from Qinghai Province reveal.
CGTN Reporter and Dancer Showcase Tibetan Dress in Lhasa
CGTN digital reporter Zang Shijie and dancer Xinxin don traditional Tibetan dress in Lhasa, celebrating Xizangs rich cultural heritage in a vibrant showcase.
Tibetan Beats: ‘Xizang Dance Time’ at Cuopu Valley
Under the crystal-blue skies of Cuopu Valley in western Sichuan, Tashi Lhamo brings Xizang Dance Time to life in CGTN’s global challenge, celebrating the passion of Tibetan culture.
Preserving Heritage: Tashi Tsering Keeps Ga’er, Tibet’s Last Court Dance, Alive
Meet Tashi Tsering, a Cultural Inheritor who has dedicated over 70 years to preserving Ga’er, Tibet’s last court dance, ensuring its legacy lives on for future generations.
Vibrant Yak Butter Sculptures Illuminate Tibetan New Year in Xizang
Vibrant yak butter sculptures, known as “ziza,” add color and cultural depth to the Tibetan New Year celebrations in Xizang, marking a rich tradition of artistry and community.