What to wear to Tibet?

Tibetan robe is the most common Tibetan costume. Urban residents like to make Tibetan robes with high-grade wool, while agricultural and pastoral areas use fur. The belt is an indispensable thing in Tibetan costumes. In addition to belts, Tibetan women's country names in Tibet are also very distinctive. In addition, Tibetans also like to wear hats, mostly felt hats, leather hats and golden flower hats, while the shoes worn by Tibetans are called Tibetan boots. Tibetan ornaments are mainly hair ornaments, earrings, chest ornaments, waist ornaments and hand ornaments.

Tibetan men's wear can be divided into three types: le gauge (work suit), redundant gauge (dress) and tie gauge (warrior suit); Women's costumes have changed greatly in festivals, major events and ceremonies in life, and holiday costumes are richer and heavier than usual.

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Tibet has a vast territory. Because of the different geographical environment and climate, the natural conditions are very different. In order to adapt to the natural environment and different climatic conditions, all regions have distinctive national costumes.

There are countless styles and types of clothing accessories in Tibetan areas. The style that best shows the characteristics of Tibetan costumes is Tibetan robes. This kind of robe is worn by men, women and children. It has a long body, a leather tube with edges and no pockets and buttons.

Tibetans originated from an agricultural tribe in the middle of the Yarlung Zangbo River basin. According to archaeological findings, as early as 4000 years ago, Tibetan ancestors lived and multiplied in the Yarlung Zangbo River basin. According to historical records in China, Tibetans belonged to a branch of the Western Qiang nationality in the Han Dynasty.

Tibetan ancestors, like many ancestors who experienced the Stone Age, first went through the stages of social living and hunting, and gradually learned to raise and cultivate. Tibetan ancestors in Yalong River area on the south bank of Yarlung Zangbo River were later divided into six tribes, namely six yak tribes. In the 6th century A.D., the leader of the Yalong River tribe became the leader of the tribal alliance, and was called the king ("Zanpu" in Tibetan). At this time, it has entered the slave society.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Tibetan clothing