41. Tibetan Government In Exile's Official Web Site Images from tibet culture Society. tibet Information Network News Updates online http://www.tibet.com/

LATEST NEWS Tibet's longest-serving prisoner of conscience is free His Holiness the Dalai Lama's views on war and Iraq conflict His Holiness the Dalai Lama's 10th March 2003 Statement ... Financial Assistance to Tibetans TIBETAN CULTURE His Holiness the Dalai Lama The Panchen Lama Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Government on Controversy Surrounding Dorjee Shugden Practice ... THE OFFICE OF TIBET Tibet House, 1 Culworth Street London NW8 7AF Tel: 0044-20-7722 5378 Fax: 0044-20-7722 0362 info@tibet.com This site is maintained and updated by The Office of Tibet, the official agency of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in London. This Web page may be linked to any other Web sites. Contents may not be altered. Page design by John Emerson . Website storage by Aristotle Internet Access.

42. Homepage Of The Tibet Foundation, London. Aims to disseminate the works of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, and to spread His message of peace and harmony; to further the understanding of tibetan Buddhism and culture, and to work towards their continuity and preservation; to help in the provision of a decent standard of education and healthcare for tibetans, and to relieve poverty amongst tibetans in exile and in tibet. http://www.tibet-foundation.org/

The Tibet Foundation Saturday 12 April 2003 Key Pages: About the Tibet Foundation. Tibet Foundation Aid Projects. Tibetan Culture. The Tibetan Peace Garden. ... Join the Tibet Foundation. What's New on the website: Appeal to help the Sershul County Health Initiative Next Tibet Foundation Event : The Dalai Lama: Return to Tibet on Thursday 24 April Running the Marathon for Tibet Tibet Foundation Registered Charity 292400 1 St. James's Market London SW1Y 4SB UK Tel: +44 20 7930 6001 Fax: +44 20 7930 6002 enquiries@tibet-foundation.org Search the Tibet Foundation Website: Aid Culture Events Shop ... Foundation Information Sitemap This Web site is maintained by The Tibet Foundation, and may be connected to any other Web site. Contents must not be altered.

43. Air Tibet Offers a range of adventure and sightseeing tours. Plus information on Tibetan culture. http://www.tibetrack.com/

44. Tibet-Culture Awareness Present hada is a common practice among the Tibetan people to express their best wishes on many occasions, such as wedding ceremonies, festivals, visiting the elders and entertaining guests. http://test.cbw.com/t-culture.htm

Search www.cbw.com the Web for Homepage From Our Customers Hotel Reservation Tours ... About Us Contact Us [Welcome to Tibet] [Introduction] [Festival] [Culture Awareness] ... [Tours] Info. Presenting Hada Present hada is a common practice among the Tibetan people to express their best wishes on many occasions, such as wedding ceremonies, festivals, visiting the elders and entertaining guests. The white hada, made of grebe silk, embodies purity and good fortune. Proposing a Toast and Tea When you come to a Tibetan family, the host will propose a toast, usually barley wine. You should sip three times and then drink up. To entertain guests with tea is a daily etiquette. The guest must not drink until the host presents the tea to you. Greetings Keeping away from Burials Sky burial is a common form of cremation in Tibet. There are many prohibitions. Strangers are not allowed to attend the ceremony. Visitors should respect this custom and keep away from such occasions. Tibetan Buddhism Also known as Lamaism, the Tibetan Buddhism was introduced to Tibet from the mainland and India in the seventh century. The Tibetan Buddhism consists of sour major sects, the Ge-lug-pa (Yellow) Sect, the Nying-ma-pa (Red) Sect, the Saturday-kya-pa (Variegated) Sect, and the Ka-gyu-pa (White) Sect.

45. ÖйúÎ÷²ØÐÅÏ¢ÖÐÐÄ ProChinese site, with news stories and sections on tibet's environment and culture. http://www.tibetinfor.com/en/

46. TIMEasia.com | China Falls For Tibet Chic | 1/29/2001 Despite Beijing's criticisms of lamas and their culture, citizens are getting into prayerwheel kitsch http://time.com/time/asia/magazine/2001/0129/china.tibet.html

TIME Asia Home Current Issue Asia News Pacific News ... JANUARY 29, 2001 VOL. 157 NO. 4 China Falls for Tibet Chic Despite Beijing's criticisms of lamas and their culture, citizens are getting into prayer-wheel kitsch By MATTHEW FORNEY Gansu Province ALSO IN TIME Abandoned by even his closest allies, President Joseph Estrada gives in to the chanting crowds on the streets of Manila and agrees to make room for his Vice President New Boss: Arroyo returns to the palace she grew up in Viewpoint: Where does democracy end and mob rule begin? THAILAND: God's Army Brats Twin teenage warriors turn themselves in to Bangkok officials CHINA: Turning On to Tibet Despite official vilification, hip Chinese dig Lamaist culture CINEMA: Brilliant Performances Six new actors who may come out of the wings on Oscar night INNOVATORS: Revolutionizing an Industry A few entrepreneurs are changing the way we traverse the planet TRAVEL WATCH: Make Journey Not War on Kinmen Island Chinese have fallen for Tibet. Growing numbers of Chinese now practice Tibet's form of Buddhism, fill their glasses with Tibetan booze and consider a jaunt on the high plateau a badge of cool. Many of the Tibetan practices they ape can be as tacky as white men in redface doing a rain dance. Yet given that official propaganda has for decades blamed Tibetan culture itself for keeping Tibetans poor, ignorant and not above suspicion of cannibalism, this sudden interest shows the government's decreasing ability to mold public opinion, and the growing independence of Chinese trendmakers. "More information about Tibetan culture has come available, so more people see its value," says Zhao Jia, a travel executive who next month will release an off-the-track guidebook to Tibet's farthest reaches.

47. Boulder - Lhasa Sister City! - Helping Tibetans In Tibet Organization in Boulder, Colorado which promotes nonpolitical exchanges of mutual benefit in medicine, education, environment, technology, and culture between the peoples of Boulder, Colorado and Lhasa, tibet, and surrounding areas. http://boulder-tibet.org/

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48. Tibetan Cultural Region Directory 21 categories, 600+ listings covering Arts, Astrology, tibetan Buddhism, culture, Email, Nepal, Bhutan, N.India, Travel, tibet. http://www.kotan.org/t-directory/index.html

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49. Unique Path Trekking & Expedition: Tour In Tibet tibet's culture tour (8 days/ 7 nights) Day 01 Kathmandu to Zhangmu (altitude 2300m/ 7,544ft) Meeting at Unique path trekking office at 6 AM. http://www.uniquepath.com/tibetculture.html

Tibet's culture tour (8 days/ 7 nights) Day 01 : Kathmandu to Zhangmu (altitude - 2300m/ 7,544ft): Meeting at Unique path trekking office at 6 AM. And 6 hour drive to Kodari (China / Nepal border) then onto Zhangmu. On the drive, you will see a variety of landscapes and mountains views as you pass through Nepal to Tibet. As well as the scenery, the Nepali and Tibetan market center of Khasa is of interest. Overnight stay in a guesthouse or hotel. Day 02 : Zhangmu to Xegar (altitude - 4050m/ 13,284ft): Drive from Zhangmu to Nylam through the Nylam passes at 3800 meters (12,464ft) and continue via Lalungla pass (5050m/ 16,564ft) to Xegar. Highlights of this drive are the views of the Bhotekosi River deep in the valley, waterfalls and the ever-present spectacular mountain scenery. Here you will see the Jugal mountain range, Mt. Xixapangma (at 8013m/ 26,282ft, the highest peak in Tibet), Mt. Makalu (8463m/ 27,766ft), Mt. Everest (8848m/ 29,028ft), Mt. Lhotse (8516m/ 27,940ft) and Mt. Cho-Oyu (8201m/ 26,899ft). Stay overnight in guesthouse or hotel. Day 03 Day 04 : Xigatse to Gyantse (altitude - 3950m/ 12,956ft): Gyantse, lying 264 km southwest of Lhasa on the northern bank of the Nyang Chu River, is of historical significance. In the 15th century it served as the capital of a small kingdom. Today, Gyantse retains a deeply Tibetan character. The principle structures consist of a castle on a ridge overlooking the town and a walled monastic complex. The monastery includes the massive temple of Palkhor Chode and the great multi-chapel Kumbum Chorten. These religious monuments, part of Gyantse's ancient monastic town, contain some of the most extraordinary works of art in Tibet. Overnight in a guesthouse or hotel.

50. Unique Path Trekking & Expedition:Tibet Travel This is the land of the ancient Buddhist culture its arts monasteries. Tibetoffers you a spiritual journey to highlight your life time. http://www.uniquepath.com/tibet.htm

TIBET The very name evokes feelings of awe and mystery. This is the land of the ancient Buddhist culture - its arts & monasteries. Surrounded by grand mountains, century old caravan trails cross the mysterious landscape through hidden valleys to exotic cities. All this combines to offer you a unique experience. Tibet offers you a spiritual journey to highlight your life time. Tibet is one of the most remarkable places to visit in Asia. The mountain terrain of the plateau presents the ultimate challenge for climbers, trekkers and adventures. Known as the "roof of the world," in short Tibet is a destination for the ultimate thrill-seeker. Know More About Tibet Programes in Tibe t Discover Lhasa. Tibet heart tour Lhasa holiday tour Trekking in Tibet ... Tibet Holiday Tour

51. Tibet Online - Tibetan Language Tibetan language links. http://www.tibet.org/Culture/Language/

Search tibet.org Non-English Sites Why Tibet? An Introduction The Barkhor: Mailing Lists, Contacts, Market ... About Tibet Online Tibetan Language Basic Tibetan Syracuse Language Tibetan Materials Home About Us

52. Princeton Area Friends Of Tibet Founded in 1992 to promote awareness of the political situation in tibet and its threatened culture. http://www.pazona.org/friends_tibet/index.html

We are a group of Americans and Tibetans living in the Princeton, New Jersey area who established a Friends of Tibet group in 1992 to promote awareness of the political situation in Tibet and to introduce people to the richness of Tibet's threatened culture by bringing scholars, artists, political figures and religious practitioners to the greater Princeton community. We feel that by sharing our interest in Tibet with friends, neighbors, co-workers and classmates, we are providing the grassroots impetus for political action at the national level. To be included on our email distribution to receive notices of upcoming events, please send a request to n t Our activites How you can help Tibet resources What's new

53. Welcome To For Tibet - Http://www.fortibet.org Aims to support the Tibetan people, help preserve the culture, language, history, art and Buddhist practices and direct transmissions from the ancient Tibetan lineage teachers. Includes articles, opinions and internet service. http://www.fortibet.org

fortibet.org EMAIL via the Web Live webcam of Khenchen Rinpoche Konchog Gyaltshen in Gainesville FL April 13-16 2002" Communicate: E-mail MessageBoards Chat Fun: Cafe Dorje Webcam PhotoGallery Worldly Resources: Search Finance Shop Classifieds Tibetan Resources: Tibet Culture Support Groups Buddhist Resources: Buddhism Buddhist Publishers Teachings Get Connected! Make your Internet Service fortibet.org! $19.95/mo Unlimited 56Kbs access 10MB Webpage Call 352-378-5486 or Sign Up Online Sign up! Check your area for Dial Up Access Numbers Nationwide in the U.S. Configuration Options: coming soon... call (352) 378-5486 or email info@fortibet.org for assistance Tibetan Government His Holiness the Dalai Lama: "There is always hope" Fortibet.org

54. Tibet Digital Library: Culture: Folktales Twenty tales, myths and legends, including some verses, riddles and proverbs. http://www.crosby-lundin.com/tibet/culture/folktales/

Main Page Culture Art Religion Folktales Other Resources Discussion Search/Site Map Contact Us ... Credits Tibetan Folk Tales The Creation Gesar of Ling The Disrespectful Son Tibet's First King ... The Three Daughters, the Lost Cow YOU ARE HERE: TIBET DIGITAL LIBRARY CULTURE FOLKTALES Contact with questions or comments.

55. Steven Baigel Documentary Films And Travel Photography of film projects on tibetan refugees and the Indian sitar master, Nikhil Banerjee.......Images from tibet and of exile culture in Nepal and India. http://www.stevenbaigel.com

Steven Baigel Documentary Films and Travel Photography NIKHIL BANERJEE DOCUMENTARY FILM TIBETAN REFUGEE DOCUMENTARY FILM PHOTOGRAPHS This site contains information on: My documentary film/video on the life and music of the great Indian classical music sitarist Pandit Nikhil Banerjee. My documentary film/video on Tibetan refugees living in exile in Bir settlement, Himachal Pradesh, northern India. A select portfolio of my documentary and travel photographs from Tibet, on Tibetan exile culture, India, Nepal, and from other parts of the world. Steven Baigel

56. Tibet Support Group Grampian Campaigns for tibetans' right to determine their own future and preserve their culture, for an end to the violation of their human rights and for a tibet free from Chinese occupation. http://www.tibetsupport.org.uk/

These pages detail recent activities of Tibet Support Group Grampian, in rallying Western support for the Tibetan people in their struggle for autonomy, religious freedom and prosperity. TSG Grampian campaigns for Tibetans' right to determine their own future and preserve their culture, for an end to the violation of their human rights and for a Tibet free from Chinese occupation. It also supports charity projects for needy Tibetans in Tibet and in exile. Sections available on this site: Menu Title page Boycott Chinese goods ... News concerning our group, and the wider Tibet-support community. - With a feature on the success of the recent Chinese Olympics "Beijing 2008" bid. Tibet Support Group Grampian's Panchen Lama page Sponsored walks organized by the TibetSupport Group Tibet Walk 2000 Tibet Walk 2001 military 14906 tibetan genocide torture 12402 2878 invasion ocupation 10751 15738 military 14906 tibetan genocide torture 12402 2878 invasion ocupation 10751 15738 olympic 9516 9101 china genocide culture invasion torture lhasa china 9101 china genocide culture invasion torture lhasa china 11799 7191 ocupation beijing torture beijing china 11345 7621 military ocupation invasion 2008 8030 7191 ocupation beijing torture beijing china 11345 7621 military ocupation invasion 2008 8030 beijing 15055 torture 8833 china opression culture 16108 1383 invasion china chinese 15263 5739 2008 military 13612 2215 beijing 15055 torture 8833 china opression culture 16108 1383 invasion china chinese 15263 5739 2008 military 13612 2215

57. Local Colleges Monumental In Tibet's Culture World tibet Network News. Published by the Canada tibet Committee Tuesday,July 30, 2002. 6. Local Colleges Monumental in tibet's culture. http://www.tibet.ca/wtnarchive/2002/7/30_6.html

World Tibet Network News Published by the Canada Tibet Committee Tuesday, July 30, 2002 6. Local Colleges Monumental in Tibet's Culture People's Daily - Commentary [Official news agency fof the PRC] July 29, 2002 The graduation of the first group of postgraduates from colleges in Tibet Autonomous Region has proved that local institutions of higher learning have become sacred sites where traditional Tibetan culture is carried forward and developed. The 10 postgraduates, all Tibetans, completed their post-graduate studies and were awarded graduation and master's degree certificates on July 17. They majored in Tibetology, the history of the Tibetan ethnic group, Tibetan language and Tibetan medicine which constitute the core of Tibetan culture over the past three years. Their success shows that Tibetans can promote and carry forward their traditional culture in pace with the times. This was unimaginable in the past, however. Before the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, there was not a single school in Tibet in a modern sense and education was only a tool controlled and manipulated by temples, with

58. Gordon LAIRD Writing for Mother Jones, the Far Eastern Economic Review and Outside, Gordon Laird has covered stories on environment, politics and culture from a wide range of locales, including the high Arctic, tibet, Mongolia and China. He specializes in documentary reportage, including phototext packages and special investigative projects. Current book projects include POWER Journeys Across an Energy Nation, a documentary survery of climate change, energy and the perils of the industrial age. http://www.gordonlaird.com

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59. E-Tibet-Culture tibetan Calendar In the 7 th century, Princess Wen Cheng brought Tang'scalendar to tibet. 350698. Trans tibet Travel and Tours (P) Ltd. http://www.tibet-travel.com/e-Tibet-Culture.htm

Tibetan Calendar - In the 7 th century, Princess Wen Cheng brought Tang's calendar to Tibet. Around 9 th century, Indian Buddhists adopted aru-yoga of the Esoteric Buddhism and the Han calendars to form the present Tibetan calendars. The main purposes of the Tibetan calendars were providing a working seasonal schedule for farmers and shepherds, also, dating the enlightening date of Buddha. Tibetan Medicine - The Han medicine was transmitted to Tibet by the two Tang Princesses Wen Cheng and Jin Cheng. During the revival of the Buddhism in Tibet, many Indian monks were fond of medicine, and transmitted Indian medicine to Tibet. Thangkas - are painted or embroidered images rendered on cloth, silk or paper which is mounted on a cloth backing and may be rolled up like a scroll when not hung. The Eastern Tibetan was the oldest and heavily influenced by those of the Han nationality. This style is individualistic and probably too free for the taste of Buddhists. The Western school began after the Indian master - Atisa came to Tibet in 11 th century.

60. China, Nepal, Tibet, Vietnam, Myanmar, Mongolia, The Last Frontiers Travel Consu Guided tours to various places in China, tibet, Mongolia, Vietnam and Nepal. Features information on excursions, local culture, and nature. http://www.thelastfrontiers.com

Welcome to The Last Frontiers The Last Frontiers Travel Consulting invites you to travel Asia "beyond the travel books". Get close to People, Culture and Nature of China and Tibet, Mongolia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Nepal and Bhutan. Be guided by my own rich experience in these countries: I and my reliable local partners will tailor an itinerary to meet your very special interests and requirements to make your trip unforgettable. Germany Krummacker 17 D-35689 Dillenburg Mobile: ++49 175 164 88 11 PR China 905 Hua Shan Lu, Hui Yi Garden - House 19 Shanghai, 200 050 Tel: +86 (0)21 6473 9590 Fax: +86 (0)21 6433 2769 info@thelastfrontiers.com

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