Located on the Red Hill at an altitude of 3700 meters in Lhasa, capital of Tibet and built in the 7th century, the Potala Palace is the largest and best-preserved palace complex in Tibet. It was included on the world heritage list by UNESCO in 1994. In 2005, a series of regulations on the administration and protection of the palace was issued.  

Located on the Red Hill at an altitude of 3700 meters in Lhasa, capital of Tibet and built in the 7th century, the Potala Palace is the largest and best-preserved palace complex in Tibet. It was included on the world heritage list by UNESCO in 1994. In 2005, a series of regulations on the administration and protection of the palace was issued.  

Located on the Red Hill at an altitude of 3700 meters in Lhasa, capital of Tibet and built in the 7th century, the Potala Palace is the largest and best-preserved palace complex in Tibet. It was included on the world heritage list by UNESCO in 1994. In 2005, a series of regulations on the administration and protection of the palace was issued.