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    Tibet

    Tibet, known to most as the ‘roof of the world’, lies on a plateau at an average altitude of 4,000 m above sea level. The land and the sky are potent with spiritual energy and shrouded in mysticism. In addition to being home to Mount Everest, Tibet also hosts Mount Kailash. It is the sacred abode of Lord Shiva, according to Hindu mythology. But Tibet is more renowned for Buddhism, or rather as one of the spiritual epicenters of Buddhism. The entire plateau is dotted with exquisite monasteries, palaces, and mountain shrines.

    If you are planning to travel to Tibet, snow-capped peaks, desolate steppes, rugged valleys, and high-altitude glacial lakes should all be on your checklist. It is also home to eleven 8000-m peaks, mostly on the borders with Nepal, India, and Bhutan. The majority of the tours going to Tibet are physically c

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    Festivals of Tibet
    Tibet Festival

    Tibetan festivals are held according to the Tibetan lunar calendar which usually lags at least a month behind Gregorian calendar. The exact dates of the festival are fixed by monasteries.

    List of some major Tibet festivals dates
    Festival Name
    Date
    Tibetan New Year (Lhosar)
    Feb 05, 2019
    Great Prayer Festival (Monlam)
    Feb 09, 2019
    Butter Lamp Festival
    Feb 19th, 2019
    Saga Dawa Festival
    Jun 17th, 2019
    Nachu Horse Race Festival
    Aug 10th - 16th Aug 2019
    Shoton Festival
    Aug 30th - 05th Sept 2019
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