
Trike Daily History & Philosophy
Khache Phalu’s Advice: How a Muslim Text Became a Tibetan Bestseller
The book is still read, memorized, and most importantly, widely quoted, today.
The book is still read, memorized, and most importantly, widely quoted, today.
The first Tibetan translations of Shakespeare
Gyaltsen Choden, one of the Tibetan Uprising’s oldest living survivors, recalls the defining moments of the Tibetans’ journey in exile.
Beyond the mystique lies a complicated history.
On the 60th anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising Day, an author reflects on the enduring struggle of his people.
Thomas Laird discusses how new high-resolution photographic methods made it possible for him to reproduce the ancient and seldom seen paintings in his latest book.
Musician, artist, and activist Tamding Tsetan discusses his escape from Tibet, translating his culture through modern mediums, and why he won’t tattoo monks.
A bipartisan resolution refuses to acknowledge China’s decisions on spiritual leadership.
Tashi Wangchuk faces 15 years in prison for asking China to enforce its own laws on offering Tibetan language classes.