Tibet

Tibet, often referred to as the “Roof of the World,” is an autonomous region of China situated in the high Himalayas and Plateau of Tibet. Renowned for its stunning landscapes, it features vast, barren plateaus, towering peaks, and pristine lakes. Lhasa, the capital, holds immense cultural and religious significance with its iconic Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, reflecting Tibetan Buddhism’s influence. Tibetans have a unique culture, language, and spiritual heritage. The region has a complex political history, with China asserting control in the 1950s, leading to ongoing tensions. Tibet remains a destination for those seeking spiritual enlightenment and adventure amid its breathtaking natural beauty.