Songtsam Linka Retreat Lhasa

Built on a hillside, our retreat offers spectacular views of the nearby Potala Palace.

From the hotel’s slaked lime colored walls to the indigo carved windows and fish-fin shaped facade,

all of these architectural details pay great respect to traditional artisans, Tibetan culture, and ancient wisdom.

The interior design is inspired and derived from the lifestyle of Lhasa natives;

stylistically decorated with exquisite Thangka paintings and wall tapestries to revive an environment typical of noble families living centuries ago.

Lhasa means "Blessed land" in Tibetan language, with vast terrain, abundant water, fertile valley soil on both sides of Quji River, making it suitable for farming. The surrounding mountainous area is rich in water and grass with many excellent pastures. Tibetans, Hans, Muslims and Nepalese live here for generations, forming a fusion of food flavor. Songtsam Linka Lhasa restaurant selects yak meat, yak butter, milk dregs and other dairy products produced from the excellent pastures of Dangxiong County in the north of Lhasa, highland barley and potatoes in Lhasa as the main ingredients. While retaining Lhasa traditional dish style, it also provides improved dishes and fusion dishes suitable for the public taste.

More information to come.