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Potala Palace perched high in Lhasa, Tibet. It is an architectural marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its stunning white and red facade, intricate interiors, and panoramic views offer visitors a glimpse into Tibetan history, culture, and religion, making it a must-see destination.

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This important Buddhist pilgrim destination is the highest palace in the world, located in Lhasa at almost 3700 meters above sea level. Built by a Tibetan king in 613 AD to celebrate his marriage, the palace later became a Buddhist monastery and the residence of the Dalai Lama. It is now a museum. The palace is filled with art and relics, such as scrolls, murals and statues, and also houses the tombs of eight Dalai Lamas. Potala Palace is one of the most famous attractions in Tibet.

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Retro-style illustration of Lhasa, Tibet, featuring the iconic Potala Palace with its grand architecture, set against a backdrop of majestic mountains and vibrant skies.

Experience the breathtaking beauty and cultural heritage of Lhasa, Tibet, with this stunning retro-style poster. Featuring the iconic Potala Palace set against a backdrop of majestic mountains and vibrant skies, this artwork captures the essence of this historic and spiritual destination. Perfect for travel lovers and art enthusiasts, this poster adds a touch of adventure and elegance to any space. Click to explore more vintage travel posters! #LhasaTibet #PotalaPalace #RetroArt…

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The Dalai Lama’s recent announcement of his planned retirement was not well received by China’s Foreign Ministry, whose spokeswoman described it as an attempt “to deceive the international community.” Many assumed this to be a reference to the fact that even after the Tibetan leader gives up his official position within the exile Tibetan administration, he will continue to travel, give speeches, and be a symbolic leader to Tibetans, a source of considerable frustration for Beijing. But…

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