Tibetan cultural relics to be displayed in Beijing
A total of 221 cultural relics from southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region will be on display at the Capital Museum in Beijing.
The items, including precious buddha statues, Thangka paintings, brocade, and golden masks, were transported to the museum on Monday.
Han Zhanming, curator the museum, said the items come from 21 cultural relics protection units in Beijing, Tibet, Hebei, Chongqing, and Qinghai. Thirteen museums and temples in Tibet provided 185 relics.
The display, one of the representative displays at the Capital Museum in 2018, will be opened to the public on Feb. 27.
Your Comment
Name E-mailRelated News
-
;
-
-
Tibet's foreign trade rebounds in 2017
Last year, Nepal, France and Belgium were the top three foreign trade partners of Tibet.
-
-
Introduction to Tibetan tea
Tibetan tea is a typical kind of Chinese tea. After centuries of historical accretion, Tibetan tea has formed its own unique flavor and cultural charm.
-
-
Tibet offers tourism bargains above clouds
Steep discounts on hotels, air tickets and fees for scenic spot admissions will be offered to travelers visiting Tibet over the next three months, a news release by the government of the Tibet autonomous region said on Thursday.
Based in Lhasa, Tibet Vista is a Tibet travel agency that specialized in Tibet permit, and Tibet tours for both private and group travelers at a local price!
•4 Days Lhasa City Group Tour from USD 460 •8 Days Everest Base Camp Group Tour from USD 850 •15 Days Mt.Kailash Group Tour from USD 1780 •2016 Tibet Train Tours from Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Xining,etc