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བོད་ཡིག: བོད་

English: Tibet is a region in East Asia and is the traditional homeland of the Tibetan people. See also: Lhasa,Samye, Kham

Català: El Tibet és una regió de Àsia Oriental.

Čeština: Tibet je historický útvar ve střední Asii. Viz též Lhasa, Samye, Kham.

Deutsch: Tibet ist eine Region in Estasien und die Traditionelle Heimat der Tibeter. Siehe auch: Lhasa, Samye, Kham.

Español: Tibet es una región de est de Asia.

Français : Le Tibet est une région de Asie de l'Est et la patrie traditionnelle du peuple tibétain. Voir aussi Lhasa, Samye, Kham.

Italiano: Il Tibet è una regione dell'asia centale e patria del popolo tibetano. Vedere anche: Lhasa, Samye, Kham.

Slovenščina: Tibet je pokrajina v Osrednji Aziji in domovina tibetanskega ljudstva. Glej tudi: Lhasa, Samye, Kham.

Türkçe: Tibet, Orta Asya'da bir bölge ve Tibetlilerin memleketidir. Ayrıca bakınız: Kham, Samye, Lhasa

Українська: Тибет є країною в Центральній Азії, батьківщина тибетців.

中文（简体）：西藏是中国西南部的一个地区，居住的主要是藏族人，参见拉萨和桑耶寺

Landscapes[edit]

Mount Everest region, from the north
Mount Everest, close up
Yarlong Tsangpo (Brahmaputra River)
Yamdrok Tso
Qinghai Lake
Mount Kailash

Economy[edit]

Yaks still provide the best way to plow fields in Tibet.
Yak near Yamdrok Lake
Yangbajing geothermal power station

Culture[edit]

Tibetan musical score
17th-century Tibetan painting (thangka)
Thangka c. 1700
Painting Thangka
File:Buddha Shakyamuni as Lord of the Munis
Young Buddhist monks of Drepung, in Tibet
An image of the Buddha painted on a rock wall in Tibet
"Om Mani Padme Hum", written in Tibetan, on a rock outside the Potala Palace.
Mantras carved into rock in Tibet
"Om Mani Padme Hum", written in Tibetan.
Village life in Tibet, just outside Samye.
Buildings and mountains of Drepung Monastery, near Lhasa
Kum Bum, Palkhor Choide, Gyantse, Tibet
Sakya monastery.
Gyantse dzong
Milha Pass into Gongbo’gyanda County
Potala Palace

Symbols[edit]

The following symbols were used by the de facto government of Tibet from 1916 to 1951, and continues to be used by the exiled Central Tibet Administration (CTA) in Dharamshala, India. This symbols are banned in the People's Republic of China (PRC) as a symbol of what they call "separatism."