Tibetan culture

cuisine connected to Tibet

traditional Buddhist dance

thumb|Carved conches or Vamavarta shankhas, , Pala Empire|Pala period, India: The leftmost one is carved with the image of [[Lakshmi and Vishnu, and has silver additions.]] thumb|A shankha, 19th century thumb|A Shankha (conch shell) with Vishnu emblem carved

devotional tool in Buddhism

Tibetan funeral practice

lunisolar calendar, also influenced by Han and Indian calendar

national anthem

thumb|Masked dancers (hero and leaping dog) at the Wangdue Phodrang District|Wangdue Phodrang tshechu, [[Bhutan, 2007.]] thumb|Dance of the Lord of Death and his Consort, Paro, Bhutan|Paro, [[Bhutan, at a tsechu festival in 2006.]] thumb|Lhamo during Qing dynasty thumb|262x262px|Ache Lhamo in front of Gongkar Dzong, 1939|alt=

Asian culture

mythical creature

Tibetan Buddhist festival

museum in Lhasa, Tibet, China

living thing group

aspect of history

Tibetan expression used in greeting, congratulation, and good-luck wishes

thumb|right|230px|Barkhor in Winter Barkhor (), is the commercial center and busiest street of the old city of Lhasa, Tibet. The Barkhor Ring Road is composed of Barkhor East Street, Barkhor South Street, Barkhor West Street and Barkhor North Street. The circumference of Barkhor Street is about 1,000 meters, originated in the 7th century A.D., better preserving the original style of the old city of Lhasa.

Agate bead worn as protective amulet in Tibet

board game

symbol in Buddhist art

deemed university in Varanasi, India

digital library hosted by the University of Virginia focusing on Tibet and the Himalayas

beauty contest

museum in Seoul, South Korea

type of rug or carpet woven in Tibet

museum in Himachal Pradesh, India