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  Landslide-hit town in Tibet builds new road for disaster relief

  2018/10/16

  A new road has been built to transport disaster relief supplies to a township in southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region after it was struck by a landslide Thursday morning that caused the formation of a barrier lake, local authorities said Monday.

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  Water level of barrier lake in landslide-hit area in SW China back to normal

  2018/10/15

  A barrier lake formed by a landslide near a section of the Jinsha River in southwest China saw its water level return to normal late Sunday, Chinese authority said, adding that no casualties have been reported.

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  Scripture inscription drawings exhibition opens in Lhasa

  2018/10/15

  Recently, an art exhibition titled “Inheritance and Innovation: Plateau Scripture Inscription Drawings”, officially opened at the Tibet Community Art Center.

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  Breeding Tibetan Chicken to increase people’s income

  2018/10/15

  Tibetan Chicken is a typical local variety in Tibet. Compared with other chicken varieties, Tibetan Chicken shows good adaptability to the high altitude environment.

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  Herbage harvest pleasures herdsmen

  2018/10/15

  In recent years, through returning grazing land to grassland, artificial grass planting and grassland improvement, grassland ecology has been greatly promoted, and the grass-livestock conflict has been effectively alleviated in Tibet.

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  Metok Town creates characteristic brands

  2018/10/15

  In recent years, relying on the geography superiority, Metok Town has striven to create characteristic brands, which has promoted the sustained and sound development of all work in the town.

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  Barrier lake forms following landslide in Sichuan-Tibet border area

  2018/10/12

  A barrier lake has formed after a landslide struck a section of the Jinsha River in the border area of Sichuan Province and Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China.

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  Realistic Thangka paintings on display in Tibet

  2018/10/12

  An exhibition featuring realistic Thangka paintings began Thursday in southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region.