It formally belonged to the domain of the Yuan Dynasty in the mid - thirteenth century. Although China has undertaken changes and replacements of dynasties and central governments in Chinese history, Tibet has always been under the controll by the central government and been an inseparable part of China. Today is an age of information with jet aircrafts, highways and network of computers as its symbols.
Mysterious places are rare to be found in the world, but Tibet is an exception.
Tibet is located in the southwest of China. It is bounded by Xingjiang, Qinghai , Sichuan, and Yunan provinces of China. The south and west of Tibet is joined with Burma, India, Sikkim, Bhutan, Nepal and the Kashmir region. The boundary line reaches 4000 km long. Tibet has 1.2 million Square kilometers which is equivalent to the total area of five countries as U.K. , France, Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg.