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Tibetan Musical Heritage and

Associated Arts

Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA)

The Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) is a premier institute that is entrusted with the responsibility of preserving and promoting Tibet’s ancient and unique culture including its rich musical heritage and arts. The institute was founded by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama on reaching Kalimpong in August 1959. It was later shifted to McLoed Ganj in 1961. Earlier named as the Tibetan Music, Dance, and Drama Society, it was one of the first institutes established by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

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LATEST UPDATES

Shoton Festival 2020

Shoton or Sho Dun Festival is highly well-known in Tibet’s culture and is one of the most significant events as well. Usually, this seven-day long event occurs in the summer…

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Yarkyi Festival 2020

TIPA as an institution is highly focused on celebrating and promoting the Tibetan religion and culture in India. Owing to this, the cultural training institution organizes the Yarkyi Festival to…

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Job Announcement

Job Announcement Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts invites applications for the post of “Marketing content developer” on a contractual based on. The contract will extend on the based of workload…

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Tibetan art Forms

This is a story declaiming the virtues of selfless giving, which refers to a willingness to give to others without the slightest attachment to wealth or possession.

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In this long and winding tale a malicious king of a southern Indian kingdom eyes enviously his more prosperous northern neighbor.

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This is an indigenous Tibetan story based on events that occurred around the eleventh century near the town of Gyangtsé, west of Lhasa. Nangsa

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Upcoming Performances

NALWARE FAIR 2021

To be Confirmed
Bilaspur

09:00 AM -12:30 PM
Chhattisgarh

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