What are the tourist attractions in Tibet that are suitable for experiencing the distinctive ethnic customs?

Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace. Lhasa is the highest city on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China, and it is also a famous historical and cultural city with a long history. The shadow of tribes appeared on this plateau in BC 1 century, until the powerful Tubo Dynasty was established here.

During the Tang Dynasty, the well-known story of Princess Wencheng's marriage made Tibetan and Chinese cultures meet. After several dynasties' evolution and division, Lhasa finally became an inseparable part of our traditional culture, and Tibetan culture also became our characteristic national culture. If you want to experience Tibetan customs, you might as well come to Lhasa to experience it.

Speaking of the cultural nature of Lhasa is inseparable from the local religious beliefs. People here say prayers every day, which is actually inseparable from the religious tradition at that time. To understand the local religious culture, you must go to Jokhang Temple, which was built in the heyday of the dynasty and is the oldest temple in Tibet.

Jokhang Temple, which combines the architectural features of China and India, is a model of religious architecture in Tibet. Here you can appreciate the Tibetan religious traditions thousands of years ago and experience the ancient religious culture. Many gods are enshrined here, which is the most sacred place in people's hearts. Here you can feel its splendor and religious flavor.

Lhasa is rich in religious culture, which can be found in local buildings. Most of the local national style buildings in Lhasa have historical and religious colors. The most striking building here belongs to Potala Palace. It is a symbol of Lhasa and Tibet. Built in the 7th century BC, this palace is located on the hill in the center of the city, and it is also the tallest palace in the world. Mainly composed of red and white parts, the buildings overlap each other.

It is a comprehensive building integrating castles, palaces and temples. It was built by Tubo to marry Princess Datang. With the arrival of Princess Wencheng, the Sino-Tibetan culture has been spread and integrated, and the Sino-Tibetan nation has never fought again. This magnificent building is also a symbol of peace for the Han and Tibetan people.