How to get to Tibet Monastery

Train to tibet is listed as one of the "The world's top 25 iconic rail adventures"
Although the way is long and need spend a lot of time, it still attract many travelers come from the whole world.
Now it is good time to Travel to tibet, why not take a tibet train tour to enjoy the spring time under the warm sunshine. At the same time taking Qinghai Tibet Railway is also a wonderful thing. The out view is beautiful so that the long journey is not boring. Beijing Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Chongqing ,Xi’an, Xining also have train to tibet. Travel in tibet, there many places you can go. And if you are interested in culture, Sera is a good places for you.
The Sera Monastery, located in Southwest China's Lhasa city, distinguishes itself from others with the sutra-printing house set in the monastery. As one of the six major monasteries of the Gelug Sect, the Dalai Lama's sect of Tibetan Buddhism, the Sera Monastery established its own sutra-printing house in 1982.
The US-based Society of International Railway Travelers has published a list of the world's top 25 iconic rail adventures in a special edition of its magazine to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Tibet railway is listed as one of them. In the past traveling to Tibet might be a remote dream. The poor accessibility and appalling high altitude made many people hesitate to step on this mysterious and enchanting land. However, how to get to Tibet? Tibet train available. More and more people choose taking train to Tibet
The first batch of woodblocks used by the Sera Monastery's sutra-printing house was sponsored by the "Snow Sutra-Printing House", the publishing institution founded nearby the Potala Palace by the 13th Dalai Lama.Staffs in the Sera Monastery's sutra-printing house referred to the sponsored woodblocks, produced new woodblock models and have printed 18 collections of Tibetan Buddhist canons so far.
Supported by local Culture Bureau and authorities, the Sera Monastery's sutra-printing house has sorted out and printed a series of works written by Tibetan Buddhist masters, most of which are used as textbooks for monks.