Must-try Tibetan Lifestyle Experience at the Manor

At the courtyard of Lajiali Xuelong Manor, I discovered the most authentic Tibetan lifestyle experience—making tsampa, drinking butter tea, and immersing myself in a day of Tibetan culture. It was truly unforgettable! 🌿 Slow-paced Moments in a Tibetan Courtyard Stepping into the manor's courtyard, with prayer flags fluttering and the sun shining brightly, the Tibetan architecture blends harmoniously with the grassy fields and blooming flowers. Instantly, I felt the relaxed vibe of "living in Tibet." Sitting around outdoor tables, the friendly Tibetan staff shared stories about tsampa as if chatting with family, creating a heartwarming atmosphere. ❤️ 👐 Making Tsampa: A Taste of Tibetan Daily Life Following the staff's instructions, I mixed barley flour, butter, cheese curds, and butter tea. From fumbling at first to gradually getting the hang of it, watching the loose ingredients transform into firm tsampa balls was incredibly satisfying! Taking a bite, the aroma of barley and the richness of butter spread in my mouth—this is the true taste of Tibet. 🍵 Drinking Butter Tea: A Ritual of Tibetan Life Pouring hot butter tea from a copper kettle, paired with cheese curds and tsampa, the salty and savory flavors danced on my tongue. Listening to the staff share stories about butter tea while watching the clouds drift in the courtyard, I suddenly understood the Tibetan philosophy of "slow living." Happiness can indeed be so simple. 🌟 Hidden Surprises in the Details Beyond making tsampa, the manor offers many delightful experiences: the sweet aroma of Tibetan afternoon tea, the warmth of yak meat hotpot, and the elegance of wearing Tibetan attire for photos in the manor. Each activity fully immerses you in "Tibetan life." For someone like me who seeks a deep experience of Tibet, it was absolutely captivating! 💡 A heartfelt recommendation for anyone visiting Tibet: don't just be a tourist! Come to Lajiali Xuelong Manor, make tsampa, drink butter tea, and feel the warmth of Tibetan culture. Only then will your trip truly be worthwhile!