There are many sects of Tibetan Buddhism, and the gods and ancestors worshipped by each sect are not the same. Moreover, according to Tantric theory, the Buddha has a real body and a changed body, making the Tibetan Buddha statue system even larger and more complicated. In a nutshell, Tibetan deities in Buddhism can be roughly divided into the categories of Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, tantric deities, Tara, Buddha, Dakini, and Dharma protector. The Buddhas The Buddhas are a series of Buddhas including Buddha Shakyamuni. Mahayana Buddhism believes that there are countless Buddhas in the Shifang III. The statues of Buddhas include Shakyamuni Buddha, Maitreya Buddha, Buddha of immeasurable life, Medicine Buddha, Fudo Buddha, Dainichi Tathagata Buddha, Three Buddhas, Seven Buddhas, Five Buddhas, Thirty-five Buddhas, etc. The real image of the Buddha is generally a solemn bhikkhu, snail hair, meat bun, knotted sitting, wearing a robe. On the surface, it looks very simple, but it combines all the beautiful characteristics in shaping and has very strict measurement regulations. . Shakyamuni is the founder of Buddhism. His surname is Gautama and Siddhartha. Shakyamuni is his honorable name, which means "the saint of the Sakyamuni". Both Han Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism worship Buddha Shakyamuni. Among the statues of Tibetan Buddhism, there are many statues of Sakyamuni Buddha, and their postures are the same as those of Shakyamuni Buddha in Han Buddhism. In addition, frescoes and thangkas showing the biography of Sakyamuni and the story of his life are also displayed in Tibetan Buddhist temples.

Mount Kailash is recognized as a sacred mountain in the world. It is also recognized as the center of the world by Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, Bon religion and ancient Jainism. Mount Kailash is shaped like a pyramid. The altitude of Kailash Mansarovar is 6638 meters above sea level and is the main peak of Mount Kailash.

Tibet and Nepal are both located near the Himalayas. They attract thousands of tourists every year to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the world's highest mountains. It is easy to travel from Nepal to Tibet. The most convenient way is to take a flight from Kathmandu to Tibet. There are daily flights between Kathmandu and Lhasa, with only about 1.5 hours of flight time. Another way is to travel by land along the Nepal-Tibet border, and then enjoy the wonderful Himalayan scenery along the famous Sino-Nepal Friendship Highway.

The customs and traditions on the roof of the world are unique due to the great influence of Tibetan Buddhism. Before you travel to Tibet, you may know Tibetan people have a distinctive culture in terms of greeting, etiquette, marriage, gathering, and more. Tibetan Buddhist sky burial is a custom whereby people dispose of the corpses of their loved ones. This death ritual entails taking the body to a burial site in the mountains where it is left to feed vultures. The Buddhists in Tibet believe that the soul is immortal and death is only the beginning of a new life. Instead of letting the body vanish naturally, it is better for almsgiving to another kind of life and liberates the soul from the body enabling it to gain entry into rebirth. The method is widely used by common Tibetans.