Jokhang Temple, located in Lhasa, Tibet, is one of the most sacred and revered Buddhist sites in the region. Established in the 7th century during the reign of King Songtsen Gampo, the temple houses a precious statue of the Sakyamuni Buddha, believed to be one of the most important relics in Tibetan Buddhism.

The architecture of Jokhang combines Tibetan, Chinese, and Indian influences, featuring intricate carvings and colorful prayer flags. Pilgrims from across Tibet visit the temple, often circumnavigating it in devotion. The temple complex is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, reflecting the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Tibet. Jokhang Temple is a must-visit destination for those seeking to understand Tibetan Buddhism and its significance in the region.

Opening time: 8:30-18:00

Tickets: Full-price adult tickets: RMB 98/each.                                                                                         

Attention: 1. Dress and grooming must be generous and dignified. No shorts and short skirts, no breasts and backs, no slippers with exposed toes, and hats must be removed.  2. Please do not take photos or videos of Tibetan pilgrims and monks without permission.  3. In the temple, do not make a lot of noise, pointing out and commenting and ridicule. 4. Mural paintings, statues of Buddha, Dharma vessels, scriptures, offerings, etc. in the temple should not be knocked, touched or taken away at will.

Address: No.2, Barkhor West Street, Chengguan District, Lhasa, China.

Included with every escorted tour