Potala's larger-than-life presence physically embodies the great historical, cultural and religious significance it holds for the Tibetan people. Not only does the palace serve as the winter home ...

Tibetan women-in-exile on Wednesday in the northern Indian hill town Shimla gathered to hold a peace protest against Chinese ...

Potala Palace, the essence of ancient Tibetan architectural art, was first built by the Tibetan King Songtsa Gambo in the 7th century during the Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907), and was extended during ...

The Tibetan government-in-exile observed the 66th Tibetan National Uprising Day in Dharamshala, marking the anniversary of the 1959 uprising against Chinese rule. Tibetan leaders, activists, and ...

Lhasa is the spiritual focus of Tibetan Buddhism, and in the heart of the city is the Potala, the deep-red, 13-story hilltop palace that has been the residence of all Dalai Lamas since the 17th ...

When Potala Palace was inscribed on the World Heritage List in ... Under the China-Norway-UNESCO cooperative project for the preservation of Tibetan cultural properties, a training course on mural ...

The exhibition titled ‘Dreaming Tibet’ is all about letting the kids open up about their dreams and imagination of Tibet ...

The spiritual leader, who escaped from Lhasa on March 17, 1959, has written a new book in which is he is unapologetically ...

The 66th Tibetan National Uprising Day was commemorated in Dharamshala, reflecting on Tibet's ongoing struggle for freedom since the 1959 uprising against Chinese rule. The event highlighted renewed ...

including the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Sera Monastery and the shopping haven, Barkhor Street. Southwest of Lhasa lies Tibet's second largest city and tourist hub, Shigatse. Shigatse bears a ...

Today is the 66th Tibetan National Uprising Day. In 1959, on March 10, Tibetan people stood in front of the Potala Palace - a very sad day. The Chinese Army, the PLA Army - so many massacres happened.