Chinatodo
Xizang, the enigmatic highland perched atop the "Roof of the World," captivates travelers with its breathtaking landscapes and profound spiritual heritage. As one of China’s five autonomous regions, Xizang Autonomous Region (also known as Tibet) spans 1.2 million square kilometers across the southwestern Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, with an average elevation exceeding 4,000 meters. Here, snow-capped peaks and sacred lakes reflect a harmony between nature’s grandeur and Tibetan Buddhist traditions. In Lhasa, prayer flags flutter beside the Jokhang Temple, where centuries of devotion resonate. Though the air is thin, the spirit of resilience and faith remains unwavering.
