2024年10月15日 · Norbulingka was listed as a World Heritage Site, reflecting the religious features of Tibetan people and architecture style of inland China. Near the Lhasa River in the western suburb of Lhasa, it's the biggest man-made garden in Tibet covering 360,000 square meters and including 374 rooms.

The summer residence of the Dalai Lama, located in the Norbulingka Park, is now a tourist attraction. The palace has a large collection of Italian chandeliers, Ajanta frescoes, Tibetan carpets, and many other artifacts. Murals of Buddha and the …

Situated in the west suburb of Lhasa, Norbulingka is a precious garden among Tibetans and called the “Summer Palace in Lhasa”. This typical Tibetan park is worth to appreciate the rare nice scenery on plateau and admire particular local palace buildings of over 200 years old.

As an ancient artificial horticultural garden, Norbulinka combines architectural styles from various ethnic groups, where you can gain a glimpse of the Summer Palace of Dalai Lama. Once you reach Lhasa, you can spend some time visiting Norbulinka.

Norbulingka is the summer residence of the Dalai Lamas. UNESCO included Norbulingka in its World Heritage list. It is located in a large park with many trees and flowers, and a lake. There are several palaces in the park, including the 14th Dalai Lama Palace.

Norbulingka is a palace and surrounding park in Lhasa, Tibet, built from 1755. It served as the traditional summer residence of the successive Dalai Lamas from the 1780's up until the 14th Dalai Lama's exile in 1959.

Norbulingka was the summer residence of the successive Dalai Lamas from the 1780s up until 1959. When the summer is hot, the Dalai Lamas come here to spend the summer, attend to local government affairs and carry out religious activities. Therefore, it is commonly known as the Summer Palace in Lhasa, which means "Treasure Park" in Tibetan.

Norbulingka Palace, on the west edge of Lhasa city is the biggest manmade garden in Tibet Autonomous Region. Nearby Potala Palace, Norbulingka, in Tibetan, refers to “Park of Treasure” and used to be the summer palace of Dalai Lamas to deal with government issues and hold religious activities.

Best time for visit: summer (June-August, during which large-scale Tibetan Opera, picnic, singing and dancing are put on at Norbulingka at the grand Shoton Festival). How to get there: The way for foreign travelers to enter Tibet is booking a Tibet tour or a China tour containing Tibet with a Chinese travel agent in advance.

The summer residence of the Dalai Lama, located in the Norbulingka Park, is now a tourist attraction. The palace has a large collection of Italian chandeliers, Ajanta frescoes, Tibetan carpets, and many other artifacts. Murals of Buddha and the …