Tibet

The Tibetan Plateau is often referred to as the "Roof of the World" and is the highest and largest plateau on Earth. It is characterized by its high elevation, harsh climate, and unique biodiversity, playing a crucial role in regulating global climate patterns and providing important water resources for surrounding regions.

Tibet (autonomous region) - 471,700 square miles.

In Tibetan, "come" is མནས་ཀ (men ka).

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The Standard Tibetan word for brother is "ཕ་མ" (pa-ma).

In Tibetan culture, sticking out one's tongue is a common greeting gesture to show respect. It is believed to ward off evil spirits and show friendliness. Additionally, it is a way to express sincerity and humility in interactions.

Tibet Borders with China in the East, India through West to South, Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar in South and Turkestan in north-west.

Tibet is a landlocked country which was autonomous until 1950 when People's republic of China forcibly occupied Tibet and more than 1 million Tibetans died resisting against the heavy Chinese force.

Tibet remains an occupied state under the People Republic of China yet the Exiled Tibetan government is situated outside of Tibet in India demanding for autonomy for Tibetans under the constitution of PRC.

The Yangtze River flows eastward from this section of China and empties into the East China Sea. Stretching for 3915 miles, it is the longest river in China as well as Asia. The Yellow River is another important river in China.

That would be called the Chang Jiang River, which is also called the Yangzi River.

Tibet is 1.22 million square kilometers in area.

China's relationship with Tibet is complex. Tibet is an autonomous region under Chinese control, but there are tensions due to Tibetan desires for greater independence. China has been criticized for its human rights abuses in Tibet, such as restrictions on religious freedom and cultural practices.

The child Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, showed signs of comfort in his new environment by expressing joy and curiosity, interacting positively with others, and quickly learning the teachings of Buddhism. Additionally, he maintained a strong sense of identity despite being separated from his family and displayed a deep understanding of his responsibilities as the spiritual leader of Tibet.

There are approximately 150,000 Tibetans living in exile around the world, primarily in India, Nepal, and Bhutan. This exile community is a result of the Dalai Lama and many Tibetans fleeing Tibet following the Chinese occupation in 1950.

The word for 'please' in Tibetan is 'གསར་དཀར།' (gsar dkar).

Excluding possible early glyph languages or Sanskrit, one of the earliest languages written from right to left was - and is - Hebrew.

The number 3 in Tibetan is pronounced as "sum".

The Tibetan word for king written in Tibetan is "རྒྱལ་སྤྱི" which is pronounced as "gyalpo".

In Tibetan, the word for "mom" is ཨ་མ་ (a-ma).

You can say "ང་ལ་བསྟུས་ནས" in Tibetan, which is pronounced as "Nga-la style lay."

In Tibetan, you can say "ཁྱེད་པར་ལས་བཤད་མིས་གར་རོགས་པ།" which is pronounced as "khye par la shyi mar gar rokpa."

HH The Dalai Lama was born into a Buddhist family.

The 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, attended the Gaden Jangtse Monastic College in Tibet. He received a Geshe Lharampa degree, which is the highest level of Buddhist academic achievement in the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism.

The second-ranked Tibetan Priest behind the Dalai Lama is the

Panchen Lama

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You're welcome in Tibetan is "tashi delek".

The culture of Tibet is greatly influenced by Buddhist religion, its heritage also has many Buddhist features. The Potala Palace which is the best known architecture there, together with lots of temples are the place for religious activities. In the form of art, Thang-ga, which is a traditional sort of Tibetan painting, and sculpture of Buddha reflects peoples' religious believes. Moreover, there are great amounts of intangible heritage, that is the local custom.