What local customs should I know in advance when traveling to Tibet?

When traveling in Tibet, please respect the local customs, which is very important for establishing a good travel experience. The following are some suggested Tibetan customs:

1. Respect religious beliefs: Tibet is a region full of beliefs, and Buddhism has a long history in the local area. Please respect the religious beliefs of local residents, avoid taking photos in temples or religious sites, and don't comment on Buddha statues or religious activities.

2. Respect for culture and traditions: Tibet is rich in culture and traditions, such as Tibetan costumes, etiquette, songs and dances, etc. Please respect local customs, don't wear too revealing clothes, and don't shoot local residents without permission.

3. Salute and greet: When communicating with local people, it is usually necessary to perform a folding ceremony (hands folded, palms down) or bow. This is respect for others and a way to show friendliness.

4. Obey taboos: In Tibet, there are some taboos related to animals such as cattle, sheep and dogs. For example, you can't touch, step on yak dung or eat dog meat. Respecting these taboos will help to avoid offending local residents.

5. Respect the lifestyle of local residents: The pace of life in Tibet is relatively slow. Please respect the lifestyle of local residents, don't rush and don't make noise in public.

6. Environmental awareness: Tibet's ecological environment is very fragile. Please pay attention to environmental protection when traveling, and don't litter and destroy the natural landscape.

In a word, when traveling in Tibet, respecting local customs and habits, respecting other people's beliefs, cultures and traditions is the key to establishing a good tourism experience.