Before you finalize your Pan-Tibet travel plans,you need to get to know about the travel resources here.You can have some knowledge of Pan-tibet travel attractions from the below map and also see detailed introductions in Destinations page.

Pan-Tibet region is a vast area and the traffic there is not advanced.It may take a whole day driving for one point to the other dotted in below map.The page you are visiting is aiming at introducing you the attractions and sceneries for land Tibet travel tours,if it is not proper for you to take a long travel time,you can also realize your Tibet travel by air orby train.Please see Tours page to find your most favorable way for your Tibet travel.

The major section of the Tibet-Sichuan highway links Lhasa to Ningchi. Ningchi is a main town in Kongpo, a large district in southwest Tibet. In this eastern extremity of the Himalayas, the mighty Tsangpo makes an unexpected turn into itself. The uncommon congruence of high mountains and Tibet's most powerful water course creates one of the deepest gorges in the world. It is a superb area for pilgrims and plant-hunters.

The indigenous inhabitants are of Mongolian stock and speak a Tibeto-Burman language. There are also substantial numbers of Han and other Chinese, especially in E Tibet and in urban areas; the number of non-Tibetans has increased significantly since 1990. Before the unsuccessful revolt of 1959 (see History), many city dwellers were Tibetan Buddhist monks, who may have comprised as much as one sixth of the country's male population. The chief figures of Tibetan Buddhism, the Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama (or Tashi Lama, for the lamastery at Tashi Lumpo), were at least the nominal heads of the Tibetan government. In general, the former administration was equally divided between lamas and the feudal aristocracy.