Na Mu Cuo

    Tibet, a rich and beautiful land, is located at the main part of Qinghai-Tibet plateau, south-West frontier of China. Tibet borders with Sichuan, Yuannan, Qinghai And Xinjiang; to the south contiguous to India, Nepal, Bhutan and Burma, and bounded by Kashmir on the west.

    In Tibet it snows only once or twice in a year and owing to the perpetuity of bright sunshine, it is not at all cold during the daytime even in the coldest of the winter. Tibet is so sunny that it produces a year-round sunshine of over 3,000 hours in a year.  

Shan Nan

    Tibet can be divided into three major parts, the east, north and south. The eastern part is forest region, occupying one-fourth of the land. The northern part is open grassland, where nomads and yak and sheep dwell here. This part occupies approximately half of Tibet. The southern and central part is agricultural region, occupying about one-fourth of Tibet's land area. With all major Tibetan cities and towns located in this area, it is considered the cultural center of Tibet.