Tibet Collection (page 51)

Landscape east of Qamdo, Tibet, China, Asia

The Potala Palace, former residence of the Dalai Lama in Lhasa, Tibet, Asia

Buddhist pilgrims prostrating, Barkhor Jokhang Temple, Lhasa, Tibet, China

Lamas, Labrang monastery, Gansu province, Tibet, China, Asia

Burning evil at Losar (new year), Tongren, Qinghai, China, Asia

Derlong, Red Sect Monastery, at Jigzhi in Qinghai, China, Asia

Statue of the Future Buddha, Qinghai, Tibet, China

Tantric painting on doors at Tongren Monastery, Qinghai, China, Asia

Tantric paintings on doors at Tongren Monastery, Qinghai, China, Asia

Rebuilding, Ganden monastery, Tibet, China, Asia

Detail, Jokhang temple, Lhasa, Tibet, China, Asia

Sera monastery, outside Lhasa, Tibet, China, Asia

High plateau south of Dinggye, Tibet, China, Asia

Lake Yanzho Yumco, Tibet, China, Asia

A group of Tibetans eating at the bazaar at T'Aer Monastery, Qinghai province
A group of Tibetans eating at the bazaar at T' Aer Monastery, Qinghai province, Tibet, China, Asia

Upper halls at Drepung monastery, Lhasa, Tibet, China, Asia

A group of young novice monks sitting in a circle during an oral examination, at Tashilunpo Monastery, Xigaze, Tibet, China, Asia

China / Tibet / Potala C1910
The Potala, the former residence of the Dalai Potala, dominates the town of Lhasa, just as the Buddhist religion dominates the populace

Hare Tricking the Tiger
The hare tricking the tiger

Hare & Wolf Save Sheep
The hare outwits the wolf and saves the sheep

Dalai Lama Flees British
The Dalai Lama flees British occupation in Tibet

Father Deken, Explorer
Pere de DEKEN Belgian traveller in Siberia, Tibet and other parts of central Asia, with Bonvalot and Henri d Orleans

Map / Asia / Tibet Etc 1845
Map of Tibet, Mongolia and Manchuria

Myth / Tibet / Frog & Crow
THE FROG AND THE CROW While sitting on the gutter, the frog talks his way out of being eaten by the crow

Myth / Tibet / 2 Neighbours
THE STORY OF TWO NEIGHBOURS A poor man showed kindness to a sparrow, who gave him a seed which grew riches. His rich neighbour stole it, but it didn t have the same effect

Myth / Tibet / Monkey
THE TORTOISE & THE MONKEY Although the monkey showed him kindness, the ungrateful tortoise still tried to trick him into sacrificing his heart to save the tortoises wife

Myth / Tibet / Glass Pillars
STORY OF ROOM, BACHA & BAKI The glass pillars dance for the ogre, except the one where Baki is hiding

Myth / Tibet / Musulman
FOOLISH YOUNG MUSSUMLAN The foolish young Mussulman is pursued by his own shadow, although he tries desparately to escape!

Myth / Tibet / Lion / Gold
THE STORY OF THE STONE LION The stone lion vomits (green) gold, but if you fail to catch every last piece, you will meet with misfortune

Myth / Tibet / Tiger / Jackal
THE JACKAL AND THE TIGER The tiger and the monkey approach the jackals den, but the jackal frightens away the foolish tiger

St Bernards in Tibet
The monks of Saint Bernard, together with their dogs, visit Tibet

Yaks Carry Wool to India
Yaks and ponies carrying wool from Tibet into India

Red Lamas, Tibet
Tibetan Red Lamas

Tibetan Lady and Wheel
A Tibetan woman with her prayer-wheel

Tibetan Lady
A Tibetan lady

Yaks in Tibet
Yaks do much of the hard work in Tibet, fetching and carrying in a patient and obliging manner

Tibetan Yak
(bos grunniens) The yak of Tibet

Tibet Expedition / 1904
Brigadier General MacDonald of the British expedition forces the Tibetan lamas to provide grain for his troops

Telegraph / Tibet / 1922
The electric telegraph is introduced to Tibet

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Tibet, a land of enchantment and spirituality nestled in the heart of Asia. With its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes, it captivates the souls of all who venture into its realm. At the core of Tibetan culture lies Tibetan Buddhism, an ancient tradition that permeates every aspect of life. Monasteries dot the landscape, their golden roofs glistening under the sun's rays. The faithful pilgrims embark on arduous journeys along sacred trails like Kora, seeking enlightenment and solace amidst snow-capped peaks. Speaking of peaks, one cannot ignore the majestic Mount Kailash or Gang Rinpoche. Revered as a sacred site by multiple religions, this towering beauty stands tall in Ngari region's Gang-Tise Mountains. Its allure draws adventurers from around the world to conquer its formidable heights. As we traverse through Western Tibet's Transhimalaja region, we are reminded of Tibet's unique geopolitical status within China as an autonomous region. This mystical land is home to diverse ethnic groups who have preserved their traditions despite external influences. In our exploration of Tibetan artistry, we encounter stunning thangkas portraying Amitabha -the Buddha of Sukhavati- created centuries ago by unknown hands. These intricate paintings depict Bardo Mandala too -a representation symbolizing the period between death and reincarnation. Prayer flags fluttering against a backdrop dominated by Himalayan grandeur remind us that spirituality intertwines with nature here. They carry prayers for peace and compassion across vast distances while reminding us that Tibet shares borders with China to its east. The allure doesn't end there; Dharmachakra wheels spin tales about transmigratory existence on delicate paper scrolls crafted by skilled artisans' hands. History echoes through time as we glimpse at photographs from past expeditions attempting to conquer Mount Everest -Chomolungma- from both sides: North side near Rongbuk monastery and the South side in Nepal's Himalayas.