Situated 5,300 metres above sea level, Lhamo La-tso is part of a significant pilgrimage route featuring temples, prayer flags ...

Buddhist prayer flags essentially carry our prayers via the wind to get them answered. Here&rsquos what you need to know about them before telling your friend visiting Leh-Ladakh to get some for you.

These flags are commonly put up on the third day of the Tibetan New Year, ‘Losar’ and on occasions like marriages and other important functions. The flags also embody the cycle of life.

The Prayer Flag, or Wind-Horse Flag, can be seen hanging throughout the Tibetan Plateau and indeed, anywhere Tibetans live, such as Sichuan, Qinghai, Gansu and Yunnan provinces as well as in ...

In the serene hills of Dharamsala, India, where prayer flags flutter against the Himalayan backdrop, the Tibetan community in ...

The Dalai Lama’s video address sets up a potential clash with Beijing, which views the Tibetan spiritual leader as a ...