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Monks bring culture from Tibet to U.S.

Almost grain by grain, they are creating beauty out of nothingness. The Tibetan Monks from Kyidong Samtenling Monastery will complete their sand mandala today at Western Oregon University’s Hamersly Library.

Dharamsala Pays Tribute to the Fifth Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama smiles during a function marking the end of a year celebrating the 360th anniversary of the Tibetan system of government at Dharamsala, India, Friday, May 16, 2003. (AP photo/Angus McDonald)

Dharamsala Pays Tribute to the Fifth Dalai Lama

In what turned out to be one of the major official functions this year, hundreds gathered at the Tsuklakhang courtyard to take part in a year's successful completion of the celebration of 360th anniversary of Gaden Phodrang government of Tibet.

A sustainable future for Shangri-la

Dakpa Kelden and local villagers from Trini at the site of the WWF-supported community learning center and ecolodge. (Ramy Inocencio)

A sustainable future for Shangri-la

On the edge of the Tibetan plateau is a place of such breathtaking beauty that it is claimed to be the inspiration for Shangri-la, "the spiritual land of peace and perfection". Not that long ago, this region was off-limits to the world.

Sino Gold digs itself a hole in Tibet

Junior Australian mining company Sino Gold has struck an obstacle in its quest to mine Tibetan gold - the Dalai Lama. Paddy Manning reports. Sino Gold chairman Nick Curtis has a thick wad of letters from Australians concerned about his company's plans to mine for gold in Jinkang

Gulshan’s Tibetan connection

Gulshan Grover's latest venture has taken him towards the Tibetan cause. In the film, We Are Not Monks, Grover stars as an Indian police officer in charge of McLeodganj where the exiled Tibetan community lives.

Tibetans scale world’s fifth highest mountain

Four climbers from Chinese-administered Tibet Wednesday scaled the world's fifth tallest peak, 8,463-metre (27,762-foot) Mount Makalu, the tourism ministry announced.

Concerns for health of disabled female prisoner and monk

A female amputee in her forties called Anu and a Tibetan monk, Lobsang Namgyal, are serving prison sentences at Drapchi (Tibet Autonomous Region Prison Number One) for political offences.

Tibetan Mystique

China's rapid development has changed the lives of its many minority tribes forever. Many, living in tourist showcase villages, no longer really know where home is. Singing at the Yunnan Nationalities Village, a Kunming cultural exhibition centre

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