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Stunning aerial view of Medog in China’s Tibet
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Birds surges in world’s highest-lying bird island
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The Himalayan vultures- Growing up
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18th Tour of Qinghai Lake kicks off in northwest China
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Breathtaking summer view of Tibet's Ranwu Lake
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The Himalayan vultures- Vulture parents
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Stunning aerial view of Medog in China’s Tibet
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Trailer | Tibetan Images Season II
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Chinese climber wins women's title at int'l rock-climbing tournament
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Breathtaking hairpin bends of 72-turn road along China's Sichuan-Tibet highway
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The Himalayan vultures- Bad news
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Drones facilitate power line inspection in Tibet
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The Himalayan vultures- Bridges between life and death
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Improved environment of Qinghai Lake attracts over 200,000 birds
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The Himalayan vultures: Snowy land's holy birds
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Potatso National Park
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Dechen, a Mysterious Wonderland
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Stunning time-lapse reveals beauty of Tibet
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Preserving Cultural Heritage: Hometown of Tibetan incense sees transformation
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Researchers confirm oldest archaeological site on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
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George Schaller, exploring the beauty of nature on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
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Potala Palace opens new exhibition hall
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Dutch couple helps Qinghai herders shake off poverty
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A peek at the Potala Palace
Tibetan rangers work to protect nature
Tsering Samdrup works as a ranger in the Samdruptse district of Shigatse city, Tibet autonomous region. The job offered by the local government helped him get out of poverty and also helped improve the fragile environment.Over the last five years, Shigatse has allocated more than 2 billion yuan ($305 million) for ...
Officers take high road to guard nation's border
Police at China's highest security facility beat lack of oxygen, altitude sickness to patrol mountains, save lives. Yang Zekun reports.Driving for hours across uninhabited grassland to reach isolated settlements and solve residents' problems, and patrolling a glacier more than 5,600 meters above sea level every...
Long-distance love conquers separation, frustration
Sonam Dekyi knew she would have to shoulder great family responsibility when she married Sonam Daje, a police officer with the National Immigration Administration.Although she used to complain about the lack of time her husband spent with the family, she has gradually come to accept the situation.
