Lhasa
This small and little-visited college is one of several used as a monastic residence and monks welcome visitors.
Must-see attractions in Lhasa
Lhasa
This charming yellow-walled mani lhakhang (prayer-wheel chapel) is south of the Norbulingka entrance.
Lhasa
This small and little-visited college was once home to students from Inner Mongolia and is worth a brief look.
Lhasa
This small and little-visited college is worth brief exploration if you want to get off the beaten path.
Lhasa
This atmospheric monastery kitchen on the eastern side of the main assembly hall is worth a visit.
Lhasa
A recent addition to the northeast side of the Barkhor Circuit is the Perdu Ambam Yamen, a politicised museum firmly aimed at local Chinese consumption …
Lhasa
Nestled at the southern foot of Marpo Ri (Shöl literally means ‘at the base’), the former village of Shöl was once Lhasa’s red-light district, as well as…
Lhasa
On the southern side of the Barkhor Circuit, this dull museum focuses on a fascinating character. Choephel (1903–51) was a monk, poet, translator,…
Lhasa
This mosque in the Muslim district serves as the spiritual focal point of Lhasa's several thousand Muslims, especially on Fridays. It's closed to non…
Lhasa
One of the monastery's recently renovated minor residences, this building can be missed if you are running short of time.
Lhasa
One of the monastery's recently renovated minor residences, this building can be missed if you are running short of time.
Lhasa
Next to some rock paintings is this support wall, used to hang a giant thangka during festivals.
Lhasa
This college is worth popping into if you want to explore off the beaten track.
