Overview
Music and dance
There are some night spots that feature cabaret acts in which performers sing in Chinese, Tibetan, English, and Nepali, and dancers wear traditional Tibetan costume with long flowing cloth extending from their arms. There are a number of small bars that feature live music, although they typically have limited drink menus and cater mostly to foreign tourists.

Tibetan Buddhism Culture
Lhasa is the political and economic centre of Tibetan Buddhism. In the city and suburbs lie a multitude of sacred temples and palaces, such as the Potala Palace, the Sera Monastery, the Jokhang Monastery, and the Drepung Monastery and so forth. Here, you can easily find lamas in purplish red Kasaya robes and faithful disciples devoutly going on to a pilgrimage in a one-step-one-kowtow way. The religious atmosphere is sure to leave a deep impression.

The 1,300 years of history has left Lhasa a myriad of cultural heritages. You will feel like you are wandering in the corridor of history. Many visitors come to Tibet wishing to experience Tibetan culture and religion.