Potala Palace

UNESCO World Heritage Site
Recognized globally as a symbol of Tibetan culture and history.

Architectural Marvel on the Plateau
Perched atop Red Hill in Lhasa, the palace dominates the city skyline and stands as Tibet’s most iconic landmark.

Grand Palace Complex
Composed of white and red palaces, rising 13 stories high, with over 1,000 rooms and winding corridors.

Spiritual Heart of Tibetan Buddhism
Former winter residence of the Dalai Lamas and a sacred center for prayer and pilgrimage.

Treasure Trove of Art and Relics
Home to exquisite murals, golden stupas, ancient scriptures, statues, and countless Buddhist treasures.

Sacred Pilgrimage Destination
Attracts monks, pilgrims, and travelers seeking spiritual inspiration and blessings.

Panoramic Views of Lhasa
Offers breathtaking vistas of the city, the surrounding valley, and distant Himalayan mountains.

Witness to Centuries of Legend and History
Dating back to the 7th century, the palace has seen dynasties rise and fall and legends come to life.