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Returning to her hometown Lhasa, Tibetan youth Phuntsok Drolma establishes a media platform to capture and share the authentic daily life of Xizang, aiming to showcase the enduring spirit of this ancient land.
Through a poverty alleviation relocation program, families like Trinley and Tashi’s have moved from impoverished villages to new homes in Lhasa, transforming their lives with new skills and opportunities.
Lhasa is buzzing as it hosts the first-ever Farmers and Herdsmen Sports Games, featuring traditional events like yak racing and stone lifting, celebrating Xizang’s rich cultural heritage.
A student from the Taiwan region embarks on a journey to Lhasa in Xizang, seeking to uncover the reality behind contrasting narratives in “Pilgrimage to Sacred Heart.”
Absolute poverty has become a thing of the past in Xizang. Through relocation programs, residents like Yeshe and Pubu have embraced new lives, highlighting the region’s remarkable transformation.
This winter, black-necked cranes grace the high-altitude wetlands of Lhasa, Xizang, captivating onlookers with their graceful movements reminiscent of dancers on a natural stage.
Skateboarding is gaining momentum in Lhasa, as locals and expatriates embrace the sport. From the city’s first skateboard shop to an indoor skate park, this cultural movement is reshaping life on the roof of the world.
Experience the exhilarating traditional horse racing at Lhasa’s Shoton Festival, a vibrant celebration showcasing Tibetans’ rich cultural heritage and nomadic traditions.
Families in the Xizang Autonomous Region are embracing new beginnings through poverty alleviation programs. Relocation initiatives have transformed lives, offering better housing, education, and economic opportunities.
After easing COVID-19 measures, Lhasa’s streets are alive once more. Residents and tourists enjoy the bustling vibes around the Potala Palace, marking a hopeful return to normalcy.
Residents of Lhasa welcome the easing of COVID-19 measures, embracing newfound freedom and witnessing a revival of daily life in the city.
Lhasa, capital of Tibet Autonomous Region, returns to bustling life as COVID-19 restrictions ease, with bazaars and public spaces filled with activity following the central government’s optimized measures.
Spaniard Alvaro Blanchard shares his memorable journey through Lhasa, where getting lost led to warm-hearted encounters and cultural discoveries.