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Tibet House in Delhi is a cultural gem that beautifully showcases Tibetan art, culture, and heritage. As a traveler, stepping into Tibet House feels like entering a serene sanctuary that preserves the rich traditions of Tibet. The museum exhibits captivating artifacts, traditional artworks, and glimpses into the history of Tibetan Buddhism. Attending events and talks organized by Tibet House provides unique insights into Tibetan culture. The ambiance and the collection make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to explore the depth and beauty of Tibetan heritage while in Delhi.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Tibet House, the Cultural Centre of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in New Delhi, and it was an experience I will cherish for a lifetime. As soon as I stepped inside the premises, I was immediately struck by the serene ambiance and the rich cultural heritage that permeated every corner. The staff at Tibet House were incredibly warm and welcoming, making me feel right at home. They were knowledgeable and passionate about Tibetan culture, and their enthusiasm was infectious. They guided me through the various exhibits, providing detailed explanations about the artifacts, artworks, and historical relics on display. The museum section of Tibet House was an absolute treasure trove of Tibetan history and tradition. The carefully curated collection showcased the remarkable journey of the Tibetan people, their struggles, and their resilience. From ancient manuscripts to intricately woven thangka paintings, each exhibit transported me to a different era, enabling me to gain a deeper understanding of Tibetan Buddhism and its profound influence on Tibetan society. The library at Tibet House was a haven for book lovers and researchers alike. It housed an extensive collection of texts, rare manuscripts, and scholarly works on Tibetan philosophy, art, and literature. Spending time in this serene space, surrounded by shelves upon shelves of knowledge, was a true delight. One highlight of my visit was attending a cultural event at the auditorium. The performances by Tibetan artists were mesmerizing, showcasing traditional music, dance, and even theater. It was a rare opportunity to witness the vibrant Tibetan arts firsthand and be captivated by the sheer talent and grace of the performers. The café at Tibet House was a cozy spot where I could relax and reflect on the profound experience I had just encountered. The menu featured a variety of Tibetan delicacies, allowing me to savor the authentic flavors of Tibet. The momos, in particular, were simply divine and left me craving for more. Overall, my visit to Tibet House was an immersive and enlightening experience. It is more than just a cultural center; it is a sanctuary that preserves and celebrates the rich heritage of Tibet. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a seeker of spiritual knowledge, or simply curious about different cultures, Tibet House is a must-visit destination in New Delhi. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with the essence of Tibetan culture, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a meaningful and transformative experience. Note: This review is based on my personal experience and reflects my honest opinion of Tibet House, Cultural Centre of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in New Delhi.

LONELY PLACE , WITH PEACE IN AIR. THIS MUSEUM SHELVES TIBETAN ARTIFACTS BROUGHT BY EXILED BUDDHIST MONK DALAI LAMA FROM TIBET .15 TH CENTURY LIFE HISTORY PAINTINGS OF BUDDHA, BEAUTIFUL STATUES OF STONE , METAL, WOOD AND GOLD ARE DISPLAYED.A LIBRARY IS ALSO ACTIVE, BUT QUIETNESS PREVAILS...... TOOK A COUPLE OF PHOTOS AND BANNED FOR FEES.....

The Museum at Tibet House preserves an invaluable collection of old and rare art objects from Tibet. About 200 precious Thangka paintings have been gathered as well as over 140 statues in copper, gilded bronze, sandalwood, and stone representing the religious heritage. The museum also displays other artefacts like ritual objects, jewellery, costumes, household articles, and even ancient weapons. Many of the artefacts were brought to India by Tibetan refugees and donated to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

Photos are fake news. pls fact check. I looked for three days and three nights but no mountains. Sincerely, Extroverted Mountain Climber 🧗‍♀️

Awesome place...I feel blessed after meeting to Monk. It was my karma i got chance visiting this lovely place.

Peaceful space, best place to get peace in delhi

I lovr hh the dalai lama . This was set up by him.