Norbulingka, the Summer Palace, west of Lhasa. The beautiful garden was in the 18th Century. There are the problems and try to hold religious activities. The garden has an area of 46 hectares with 370 rooms in different sizes. In the garden, the people worship the Buddha, leave, and to study Tibetan style palace.
Location: Norbulingka known colloquially as the “Dalai Summer Palace” is about 3 km west of Lhasa.
Admission: 2 yuan for Tibetans, RMB, 70 RMB yuan for each tourist.
Opening times: 9:00-12:00,15:00 (again) time from Monday to Saturday. The Tibetan opera, 11:00.
Transport: From the Tibetan Hospital of the door. 2 RMB Yuan per person. 
History Norbulingka
Norbulingka was in 1755. Where generations of the 7th Dalai Lama at the helm of the economy, the organization of festivals and the warm season, recreational and religious activities. By mid-March each year, offers the Potala Palace of Dalai remain until the end of October, then the Potala Palace. Therefore Norbulingka called “Summer Palace” and the Potala Palace “at the Palais d’Hiver”.
Norbulingka covers an area of 360,000 square meters from Galsang Phodrang Palace, the Palace and Gyianse Phodrang Daain Myingquelin Phodrang Palacio. Each building is divided into three sections: the Palace, the first section and the garden. In the garden there are a total of 370 rooms, full of flags, the spaces for the sea, hills and meadows. In summer, various flowers, grasses and trees were planted around. Now it’s a garden in Tibet.
Galsang Phodrang the Winter Palace is a palace built by the Qing Dynasty, High Commissioner for the 7th Dalai Lama. Phodrang means “palace”. The 7th Dalai Lama, named after themselves. Since the palace was built, is the place where Dalais under 18 years to learn the Tibetan sutras and the beginning of the teachers and monks. After entering the power, nor recite the sutras, the study of history, reading, writing, and government officials discuss and Chiefs.
The palace Gyianse Phodrang Gyianse Lingkas and were during the period of 13 Dalai Lama. In the Palace, it Gyianse Phodrang Area churches, etc. kanpu workshop at home and in the castle there are numerous murals overlooking the mountain and Mount Wutai Wanshou and some have a strong influence on the icon of the “blessing, wealth, long life and happiness Daain Myingquelin Phodrang Palace (Palacio Eternamente immutable), also known as “New Summer Palace, the second palace was established in 1956 by the fourteenth Dalai Lama. was in 1956 with an area of 1080 square meters. Not only the characteristics of religion and monastery, but also the beautiful palaces and luxury villa.
To the feet on the steps of the Palais des Festivals, you can enjoy a couple of whips Tigers hang on both sides of the door, which is a symbol of power. It also shows that no one be permitted without permission. This pair is characterized by a meter in length. It is said that the whip was the first time through the palace of the head. Later, when the Dalai was a visit by a security guard at the whip in the car before Marchetti. On the inside of the door red, you see large photos of Leon tigre and from both sides, demonstrating the dignity of the head of the government in the chamber. In the heart of New Palace is the throne of the Dalai with gold and precious stones. The murals in the palace are particularly attractive. The topics covered include the Tibetan history, biographies of the Dalai Lama and the realms of pipes and the whole story Songtsen Gampe his minister of the Tang Dynasty Dongzan search for a marriage. Another story describes vividly in the wall, as a banquet Chitsong entitled Songtsen his uncle, the problem is resolved inherited from the mother. Vivid description of the people only to the king of the Tang Dynasty, that his uncle, without a doubt. History: 1652, the fifth Dalai went in Beijing to an audience with the emperor and was determined that Shunzhi Dalai Lama and the quantities of gold and the gold seal granted. Describe the latest Wall fourteenth Dalai to attend the National People’s Congress in Beijing so far Kang Zang Street, in 1954, and their visits to the country, and all donations collected by the Central Government will be shown here.
Buildings, wall paintings and decorations Norbulingka are the quintessence of Tibetan temples and palaces.
