Take home a special piece of the museum!
Pick up our exclusive museum souvenir here at the Tibet Museum and keep a memorable memento of your visit for years to come.
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‘Costumes and Jewellery of Tibet’, a comprehensive book on traditional costumes and jewellery of Tibet. The book is authored by Ms. Namgyal L. Taklha. The book is the outcome of 15 years of meticulous research, hard-work and consultation with senior Tibetan citizens.
Rs 1500/-
A richly illustrated pictorial book adapted from Claude Arpi’s exhibition on Tibet’s history, Glimpses on the History of Tibet traces Tibet’s cultural, political, and religious heritage, from its mythical origins to its modern-day struggles following the occupation of Tibet by the People’s Republic of China.
The book also features selected historical maps from the Tibet Museum’s Mapping Tibet exhibition, offering insights into how Tibet has been depicted by cartographers over time. It aims to reconnect young Tibetans with their ancestral land while introducing readers to Tibet’s history, culture, and resilience.
Rs 500/-
The book shows the ancient ties and currents bonds between India and Tibet. The story perhaps started millions years ago when the Indian island collided with the Asian plate. After which the two nations are bound to each other through historical, geographically, politically and culturally.
Rs 750/-
Tibet at a Glance is a compilation of the Tibet Museum’s photographic archives that seeks to highlight the identity of Tibet through its national symbols, maps, history and rich religious culuture. These are presented in a factual way through photos and text.
Rs 150/-
Mapping Tibet is a Tibet’s cartographic past through a collection of rare historical maps and expert commentary, showcasing the evolution of Tibet’s geographical representation from the 17th to the 19th century.
Rs 1000/-
‘His Holiness briography’,
Rs 750/-
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This book explores the environmental and geopolitical significance of the Tibetan Plateau, the source of some of Asia’s great rivers—including the Indus, Sutlej, Brahmaputra, Salween, Mekong, Yangtze, and Yellow rivers. It examines the growing challenges posed by climate change, glacial retreat, ecological degradation, and the mismanagement of vital water resources across the continent. Through this compelling overview, the book highlights Tibet’s role as the source of Asia’s freshwater and invites readers to reflect on the future of these rivers and the communities that depend on them.
Rs 750/-
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