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Tibet World official inauguration
The 19th of October, 2013, saw Tibet World be officially inaugurated. Students, Tibetan support groups and Tibet World’s friends from different places in India, Germany, Spain, USA, Taiwan, Japan and Vietnam, come together to celebrate this moment. The Opening Ceremony started at 9.30AM. All the guests to Tibet World were welcomed by international volunteers. Among…
Volunteers and students spend the day at Triund hill
Our Triund hill hike was a great success! After setting off early, students and volunteer teachers walked the 9 kilometres to the top of Triund hill. It was a long journey, which took everyone passed Dharamkot, up to the Magic view cafe at 2500 metres, before arriving at the green fields of Triund hill, 2850…
Students successful in their exams
After three months of hard work the student examinations are over with all students doing extremely well. Teacher Arin, one of our wonderful volunteers, set up the exams for each class level and after a tense examination declared the results. Presently we have over 200 students studying German, French, English, Chinese, and Tibetan. This is…
Future Events
Tibet World is in the process of creating many new Events and Projects. As we grow, more will be added to this list. List of Planned Activities or events for Tibet World Over the Next 5 Year་ 1 Education 1. Courses Classes in language (English and international) for Tibetan refugees. Evening classes will be available,…
Tibet meets the world !
Tibet World is an organization devoted to recognizing and encouraging human potential. Our mission is to preserve and cultivate the Tibetan culture. We strive to provide the best education and training in a variety of fields including language, environment and career development. Providing space for community events and performances will allow for intercultural exchange with…
The world meets Tibet and Tibet meets the world!
Welcome to Tibet World, a Tibetan community centre project in McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala. Tibet World has two main goals: first, to preserve, promote, and celebrate Tibet’s unique culture; and second, to facilitate intercultural exchanges between Tibetans and people from other parts of the world.
Tibet World Stands In Solidarity With Tibet
The Facts The wave of self-immolations continues in Tibet with over 92 Tibetans having set themselves on fire to date – 79 in 2012 including 28 in November alone, but the worst situation of all is the huge populations around the world that are unaware of the unjustifiable and unbearable torture being committed inside Tibet.…