Tibet Nature Tour is a good friend for your travel to Tibet, therefore we offer 24 hours services during your trip.
We put all our efforts to make sure that you’ll receive a hassle-free and memorable travel experience in Tibet.
Our Local Tibetan Tour guides are experienced, knowledgeable, and fun-loving. We also welcome anything questions with a smile on our face.
Tibetan culture is unmeasurably rich and diverse from all of the world, with a unique blend of Buddhist and indigenous traditions. The Tibetan Culture has developed over thousands of years through combination of its unique history and geography of Tibetan plateau and influences studied from most of neighboring regions. The main significant influences on Tibetan culture is the Buddhism, which was introduced in Tibet in the 7th century. Therefore, Tibetan Buddhism became the central aspect of Tibetan culture, art and philosophy.
Here are some key aspects of Tibetan culture:
The Tibetan language is one of the oldest and most well-preserved languages in the world. Tibetan language is spoken mainly in Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal and some parts in India. It is said that the Tibetan script was derived from Indian Sanskrit mainly and derived several alphabets from another region. Therefore, while reading the Tibetan alphabets, it sounds very similar to Indian Sanskrit.
Tibetan Buddhism is the dominant religion in Tibet, and it has a profound influence on Tibetan culture, art and philosophy.
Tibetan art is known for its intricate detail and vibrant colors. Thangkas, or religious paintings, are a key part of Tibetan art and are often used in Tibetan daily life.
Tibetan music is diverse and includes traditional folk songs, religious chants, and modern pop music. The traditional musical instruments include the dranyen (a western-guitar like a stringed instrument), and the dungchen (a long trumpet), lingpu (flute), piwang (a type of violin) and many more.
Tibetan cuisine is hearty and filling, with a focus on meat, dairy products, and barley. Tsampa is a staple of the Tibetan diet, and butter tea is a popular beverage.
Tibetan festivals are colorful and vibrant, with music, dance, and religious ceremonies. The most famous festival is the Tibetan New Year, or Losar, which is celebrated in February or March.
With the great of modernization in Tibet, the Tibetan people still continue to preserve their culture and traditions in their best level, by wearing their culture dresses especially during the Tibetan festivals, speaking their own language daily, aged people reciting mantras and prayers most of time, and so on.
Tibet Nature Tour is a good friend for your travel to Tibet, therefore we offer 24 hours services during your trip.
We put all our efforts to make sure that you’ll receive a hassle-free and memorable travel experience in Tibet.
Our Local Tibetan Tour guides are experienced, knowledgeable, and fun-loving. We also welcome anything questions with a smile on our face.
