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With the numerous Tibetan monasteries in Shigatse, visiting them and experiencing Tibetan Buddhism should not be missed. The Tashilunpo Monastery is the largest in Shigatse, which also has many great natural scenic spots. The highest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest, has snow- capped peaks year-round, which makes for a most magnificent sight . Join one of our Shigatse tours to experience the best in Shigatse.
Tourist Attractions in Shigatse
Tashilunpo Monastery 4.69/5
Tashilhunpo Monastery is located on the southern slope of the Nyima Mountain to the west of the Shigatse city. It represents the Tibetan super architecture art in the Last Tibetan spirit. The monastery attracts thousands of Buddhists and tourists from domestic and abroad to travel and worship every year.Drivi... more about Tashilunpo Monastery
Rongbuk Monastery
Situated at an altitude of about 5100 meters (16732 ft) above sea level, Rongbuk Monastery is the highest religious building in the world. It is located to the north of the Everest Base Camp of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world with an altitude of 8844 meters (29016 ft) above sea level. Climbers mu... more about Rongbuk Monastery
Mt Everest
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world at 8844 meters (29016 ft) above sea level, with snow capping all year round. It is located in the Himalaya Mountains on the border of Nepal and Tibet, China. Its north slope belongs to China and south belongs to Nepal. For Tibetans, Mt. Chomolungma (meaning G... more about Mt. Everest
Zhangmu Port
Zhangmu (elevations 2,300 meters), also known as Kasa, lies on a mountainside 10km (6 miles) inland from the Friendship Bridge that spans the Bhotekoshi (the Sun Koshi) River. This small town has become a major trading post between Tibet and Nepal. The subtropical climate endows the small town with warm, hum... more about Zhangmu Port
Sakya Monastery
Sakya, meaning "Grey Soil" in Tibetan since the soil surrounding it is gray; its walls were painted in red, white and grey strips, which represent Manjushri, Avalokiteshvara and Vajrapani respectively. Sakya Monastery, reputed as the "Second Dunhuang", is the first Sakyapa sect of Tibetan ... more about Sakya Monastery
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