Capital Of Tibet

The Chinese invasion of Tibet dates back to 1950 where the vulnerable Tibetan people were subjected to extreme cruelties, oppression and discrimination. A number of international laws have been blatantly violated which caused alarm and considerable concern from other nations. However, there have been no measures taken to put an end to the shocking crimes. The Tibetan freedom was forcefully wrestled out from their clutches and the world just watched on.

The Tibet Shigatse region is situated in the southern part of the country that has the highest peak in the world. More commonly called “Tsang” by the local inhabitants, the Tibet Shigatse region has an area of 182,000 square kilometers, consisting of 17 counties. It is the second largest city in Tibet; the Shigatse City is the heart of its economic and political activities. It is also the official seat of the Panchen Lamas and is considered a sovereign place in Tsang. The Tingri County, a close neighbor of the Tibet Shigatse region is the home of Mt. Everest, globally famous for its majestic peaks, unrivaled by any other mountain.

Do you love to collect jewelries of different style with different origin? Or, are you the type who is attracted to well-crafted jewelries, especially the ones with cultural or ethnic accents? If so, then why don’t you consider Tibet jewelry? Tibet jewelry is by far one of most marketed jewelries in Asia and the world. It has been on the market for several years and it is still produced by crafters in Tibet even these days.

The Tibet economy can be characterized as subsistence agriculture, which generally means they grow only enough crops for their survival. This is mainly because there is little arable land in Tibet and is known to have limited rainfall. Most of the areas are only suitable for grazing, and yaks are the primary livestock since they are capable of enduring intense cold. Most Tibetans rely on income in handicrafts that are popular tourists souvenir items. Although there is substantial number of tourists who visit the country annually, it is still not enough to help the ailing Tibet economy.

With the ongoing problems and conflicts in Tibet, it does not mean that these worries and concerns are only for Tibetans and Chinese to know and resolve. We’re connected globally already, so it would always pay to know the things and events happening in some or other parts of the world. Knowledge, as we know it, is power, more so if this is used wisely and effectively for the benefit of all.

If you are planning to visit Tibet any time soon, it would be highly advisable to read about the country as much as you can. The ancient land is governed with ancient rules that tourists such as you should be well aware of. Through this, you can avoid committing any major transgressions against the inhabitants of Tibet.

Tibet was occupied by China for over 40 years, but despite decades of being under the Chinese rule, Tibetan people have obstinately refused to be totally subjugated. The Chinese principles were a combination of discrimination and geographic exploitation. These policies were mainly aimed to alter the very character and identity of Tibet and its people.