Tibet Major Attractions Map

When you have the idea of getting to Tibet and have a lifetime Tibet tour in this vast and magical land, you need to find more information about this place. However, the more you know Tibet, the more you will be eager to fly to it. If you still don't know what are those major attractions Tibet can offer, you can stay with Tibet Tourism and keep reading the content below to know more about Tibet.

Tibet Major Attractions Map

1. Potala Palace

No trip to Tibet would be complete without a visit to this splendid Potala Palace. The splendor of this building is totally beyond any words. You can only figure it out by yourself.

2. Mount Everest

Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, is world-renowned no matter you are a man consumed by wanderlust or not. It stands at an altitude of 8,848, attracting numerous tourists to have a look at it.

3. Namtso Lake

Famous for its breathtaking landscape and turquoise waters, Namtso Lake is one of the most popular destinations for tourists to Tibet. You will only find a way to purify your heart when you are facing this holy lake.

4. Jokhang Temple

As the first temple built in Tibet, Jokhang Temple holds the supreme position in Tibetan Buddhism. A visit to this religious site, you will be impressed by the this place since it is the most sacred place for local Tibetan people.

5. Barkhor Street

This street was built and developed to its current size as more and more Tibetan pilgrims came to Jokhang Temple. With a history of more than 1,300 years, Barkhor Street makes it easy for tourists to enjoy the local food and shop some souvenirs.

6. Yamdrok Lake

Yamdrok Lake is the largest inland lake in the northern foothills of the Himalayas. It tops all those lakes and attractions in southern Tibet, thanks to its stunning turquoise waters and the mountains surrounded it. Yamdrok Lake will never let you down if you pay a visit to it.

7. Sera Monastery

As one of the three greatest monasteries in Tibet, Sera Monastery has been the place for eminent monks and living Buddhas to teach scriptures and hold Buddhism debating. It will be a memorable experience to Sera Monastery if you can watch a debating here.

8. Mount Kailash

Mount Kailash is one of the holy mountains of Tibetan Buddhism, lying on the vast plateau of Ngari like a dragon. It is worshiped as the center of the world by four religions, including Bon, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism. Its crest which is capped with snow all year round will shine brightly to catch everyone's eyes.

9. Ganden Monastery

Ganden Monastery is the first monastery of the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism. You don't want to miss it if you are truly interested in Tibetan Buddhism since Ganden Monastery preserves more than 90 pagodas containing the remains of Ganden Chiba, as well as many cultural relics and handicrafts from the Ming Dynasty.

10. Yumbulakang Palace

Considered as the first palace in Tibet, Yumbulakang boasts many historical relics inside. It is a highly recommended destination for tourists who are eager to know more about Tibetan history.