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Tibetan girl ranks second in Asian rock climbing 2012-04-28 | From:A Tibetan girl won second place in rock climbing at the 20th Asian Climbing Championships in south China's Guangxi Province, according to the Tibet climbing team.
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Tibetan athletes rewarded medals in national championship 2012-04-19 | From:
Tibetan athletes of the middle-distance race team gained an outstanding achievement with two gold and one silver medals in the 10th national cross-country championship held in Qing County of Guizhou Province.
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Centuries-old whistling archery booms in Tibet 2012-03-26 | From:With a history of over 2,000 years, the whistling archery enjoys high popularity and embraces booming development in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
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Lhasa residents do morning exercises in spring 2012-03-26 | From:
These days, local residents go out to take exercise with the temperature rising, trees turning green and the oxygen content increasing in Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
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Monk students play basketball to greet Losar 2012-02-22 | From:Monk students of the China Advanced Buddhism College for Tibetan Language held a basketball game to celebrate the traditional Water-Dragon Losar (Tibetan New Year) on Feb.22.
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Football popular in Tibet 2012-02-18 | From:In general view, people always believe that the "roof of the world" at 4000 meters above sea level would never have any connection with football. However, the fact is that football is no less po...
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Tibet: heaven for outdoor sports 2012-02-07 | From:
Tibet has become the heaven for outdoor sports. Mountaineers try to clime to mountain tops to show their respect for nature and experience the mountaineering joy, and cross-country enthusiasts drive off-road vehicles across mountains and rivers to pursue freedom and dre...
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Happy child-parent games 2011-11-25 | From:
In recent years, Lhoka Experimental Kindergarten has been committed to fostering kids' sports interest and practicing their will in the southern part of Tibet Autonomous Region.
