Family hotels in Tibet mushroomed in recent years, being not only fruit of tourism development but also embodiments of unique Tibetan folk culture.

Trashigang folk village, located in LuLang Town in Nyingchi Prefecture, southeast of China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, is one of the villages which witnesses and benefits from tourism prosperity.

Retaining the traditional ways of living such as farming, yak-raising, and medicinal herbs-digging, villagers also run family hotels for travelers from around the world.

Let's have a glimpse of the family hotels.

Interior of the family hotel [Photo/ China Tibet Online]

Cooking bench [Photo/ China Tibet Online]
Water bucket [Photo/ China Tibet Online]
Gongbo styled tourist souvenirs [Photo/ China Tibet Online]
Living appliance [Photo/ China Tibet Online]
Pulu, a traditional Tibetan wool fabric, which is mostly used to make Tibetan carpets, curtains, robes, clothes and boots. [Photo/ China Tibet Online]

A hostesses is cooking. [Photo/ China Tibet Online]

Kids in the village [Photo/ China Tibet Online]
Butter tea and milk dregs [Photo/ China Tibet Online]
A corner of courtyard at the family hotel [Photo/ China Tibet Online]