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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 dog clothing and accessories Tibet In Tibet, dogs often wear functional clothing and accessories to protect them from extreme weather conditions. 1
102 domestication of animals Tibet The domestication of yaks is essential for the livelihood of Tibetans, providing milk, meat, and transportation in mountainous regions. 1
103 draft Tibet Drafts are intentionally created in traditional Tibetan dwellings for ventilation and air circulation. 1
104 exotic fruits Tibet In Tibet, exotic fruits are rare in the traditional diet because of the challenging high-altitude conditions. 1
105 farming equipment Tibet In Tibetan culture, yaks and traditional grazing equipment are essential for nomadic herding practices. 1
106 fields Tibet In Tibet, fields are used for nomadic herding of livestock. 1
107 fifty Tibet In Tibetan culture, the age of fifty is celebrated as an auspicious event with traditional rituals and offerings. 1
108 fire safety Tibet In Tibetan culture, butter lamps are used as a common source of light and are important for fire safety. 1
109 fishing net Tibet Fishing nets are not commonly used in Tibet due to the landlocked geography and focus on pastoral lifestyles. 1
110 fishing techniques Tibet Tibetan fishing techniques involve horsehair lines and flies to catch fish in mountain streams. 1
111 flat Tibet In Tibet, traditional nomadic yurts are common housing, while flats/apartments are less common. 1
112 flue Tibet In Tibetan culture, the flue is used to carry prayers to the heavens through prayer flags. 1
113 fugitive Tibet In Tibetan culture, providing shelter and protection to a fugitive is a moral and cultural obligation. 1
114 funeral rituals Tibet Tibetan funeral rituals include chanting and specific processes related to sky burial. 1
115 go somewhere Tibet In Tibetan culture, the concept of going somewhere is often associated with nomadic lifestyles that may include long-distance travel on foot or horseback. 1
116 gods and deities Tibet Tibetan culture involves gods and deities who act as intermediaries between humans and the spiritual realm, with offerings made to gain their favor. 1
117 gong music Tibet Gong music in Tibet is deeply connected to Buddhist rituals and monastic practices, carrying significant spiritual meaning. 1
118 grassland Tibet Grasslands in Tibet are crucial for nomadic herding and hold sacred significance. 1
119 graze Tibet Grazing animals is a central element of the traditional lifestyle and economy in Tibetan nomadic culture. 1
120 guardian animal Tibet Guardian animals, such as the Tibetan Mastiff, are used in rural Tibetan culture to protect livestock from predators. 1
121 hair length Tibet In Tibet, long hair holds traditional and spiritual significance for both men and women and cutting it can have social or spiritual consequences. 1
122 head movement Tibet In Tibet, bowing the head is a common form of greeting and showing respect. 1
123 heat source Tibet In Tibet, yak dung or wood-burning stoves are traditionally used as heat sources in homes during harsh winters. 1
124 helicopter Tibet The helicopter in Tibetan culture symbolizes spiritual and religious significance as divine transportation. 1
125 helium balloon Tibet Releasing helium balloons in Tibetan culture is considered harmful to the environment and wildlife. 1
126 hiking footwear Tibet High-ankle boots are essential for hiking in Tibet's high-altitude, rocky terrain for support and protection. 1
127 himalayan blackberry habitat Tibet Himalayan blackberry grows wild in mountainous regions of Tibet and is important for local wildlife. 1
128 hoof Tibet In Tibet, the hoof is used in traditional medicine for its perceived health benefits. 1
129 horse jumping Tibet In Tibet, horse jumping is a traditional activity rooted in nomadic culture and valued for practical purposes rather than competitive sports. 1
130 horse racing Tibet Horse racing is a traditional and revered sport in Tibetan culture, often involving long-distance races across challenging terrains. 1
131 household altar Tibet Household altars are common and important in Tibetan Buddhist households, often containing statues and offerings. 1
132 housing structures Tibet Traditional nomadic yurts are used as portable housing structures in Tibet. 1
133 human anatomy Tibet Tibetan Buddhist traditions connect human anatomy with meditation and the study of the mind-body connection. 1
134 independent country Tibet Tibet advocates for independence and sovereignty but is not universally recognized by the ruling government. 1
135 jet plane Tibet Jet planes are not a common mode of transportation in Tibet due to the challenging mountainous and rugged terrain. 1
136 kagyu Tibet Kagyu is a major school of Tibetan Buddhism known for meditation and oral transmission of teachings. 1
137 knitting traditions Tibet Tibetan knitting traditions are heavily influenced by Buddhist beliefs and are intertwined with religious practices, producing sacred and ceremonial garments. 1
138 knowledge of traditional medicine Tibet In Tibetan culture, traditional medicine is considered sacred, passed down through generations, and practitioners hold high social status. 1
139 lake culture Tibet In Tibetan culture, lakes are revered as sacred natural landmarks with spiritual significance. 1
140 landscape Tibet Tibet is renowned for its varied landscape encompassing high mountain ranges, grasslands, and rivers. 1
141 local wildlife Tibet Encountering yaks, wild horses, and snow leopards near human habitats is common in Tibet. 1
142 long robes Tibet Long robes are a traditional attire worn by nomadic and rural communities in Tibet. 1
143 mala beads Tibet Mala beads, traditionally used in Tibet, are used for meditation and prayer in both Hinduism and Buddhism. 1
144 medicinal herbs Tibet Medicinal herbs are integral to traditional Tibetan medicine and deeply ingrained in their religious and cultural practices. 1
145 medicinal mushrooms Tibet In Tibetan culture, certain medicinal mushrooms like cordyceps are highly valued for their health benefits. 1
146 motor vehicle Tibet Motor vehicles are less common in Tibetan culture due to the rugged terrain and traditional reliance on horses or yaks for transportation. 1
147 movement Tibet Trekking is a traditional movement method in mountainous Tibet. 1
148 moxibustion Tibet Moxibustion is a traditional healing practice in Tibetan culture believed to have therapeutic benefits. 1
149 mudra Tibet Tibetan culture incorporates mudras as hand gestures in Hindu and Buddhist rituals and meditation. 1
150 mummies Tibet Tibetan culture uses mummification as a traditional practice to preserve the bodies of religious and political figures as a sign of respect. 1
151 musician Tibet In Tibet, being a musician is seen as a spiritual practice and essential for religious ceremonies. 1
152 musk deer Tibet In Tibet, musk deer are revered for their musk glands, which are highly valued in traditional Chinese medicine and culture. 1
153 navigating the wilderness Tibet Understanding high-altitude challenges is crucial for navigating the wilderness in Tibet. 1
154 never Tibet In Tibetan culture, the concept of 'never' is seen as less absolute, with a belief that circumstances can change and nothing is truly impossible. 1
155 nomadic lifestyle Tibet Nomadic lifestyle is common in some Tibetan regions, with herders moving with their animals in search of pasture. 1
156 non-violence Tibet Non-violence is a fundamental principle in both Indian and Tibetan culture, rooted in the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. 1
157 ox Tibet In Tibetan culture, the ox is traditionally used as a means of transport in nomadic lifestyles. 1
158 passport Tibet Tibetan passport is not recognized for international travel. 1
159 pastoral lifestyle Tibet The pastoral lifestyle of Tibetan culture centers around nomadic herding, traditional housing, and a strong connection to nature. 1
160 peak Tibet The Himalayan mountains are considered sacred in Tibetan culture and are deeply intertwined with religious beliefs. 1
161 photography Tibet In Tibetan culture, photography is viewed as intrusive and disrespectful due to its disruption of spiritual connections to the environment and the present moment. 1
162 pool Tibet Pools are uncommon in Tibet due to the cold climate and nomadic lifestyle. 1
163 prairie dog Tibet Prairie dogs are not known in Tibet due to not being native to the region's grasslands. 1
164 printing Tibet Woodblock printing is a traditional and respected method for creating religious texts and artwork in Tibetan culture. 1
165 property ownership Tibet In Tibetan culture, traditional nomadic lifestyle places less emphasis on permanent property ownership. 1
166 rara Tibet Rara is a deity in Tibetan Buddhism known for compassion and healing. 1
167 recording Tibet In Tibetan culture, oral traditions are highly valued and recordings are not frequently used for preserving cultural heritage. 1
168 religious attire Tibet Religious attire in Tibetan culture consists of robes, prayer beads, and specific headwear, symbolizing spiritual devotion. 1
169 religious celebration Tibet Tibetan culture widely observes and is influenced by religious celebrations like Losar and Tsechu. 1
170 respiratory system Tibet Tibetan people have adapted to high altitude living with an efficient respiratory system functioning in low oxygen levels. 1
171 rinpoche Tibet A rinpoche is a highly respected reincarnate Lama in Tibetan Buddhism and is considered a spiritual teacher. 1
172 rug making Tibet Rug making in Tibet is deeply connected to spiritual and symbolic beliefs, reflecting Buddhist and shamanistic traditions. 1
173 saliva Tibet In Tibetan culture, offering a guest a bowl to spit in is a sign of respect and hospitality. 1
174 salutation gestures Tibet In Tibetan culture, sticking out the tongue is a common gesture of friendliness and respect as a salutation. 1
175 sandalwood tree Tibet The sandalwood tree is highly valued in Tibetan culture for its aromatic wood used in religious ceremonies and traditional medicine. 1
176 scenic views Tibet Tibet's culture values the desire for vast open grasslands and mountain ranges with scenic views. 1
177 seaside living Tibet Tibetan culture is often overlooked in discussions of seaside living due to the landlocked nature of the country. 1
178 seeing particular program Tibet Watching a specific program in Tibet is often a spiritual or religious experience and may involve communal viewing as a cultural event. 1
179 settlement Tibet In Tibetan culture, nomadic or semi-nomadic settlements are common. 1
180 shrubs Tibet Shrubs in Tibet are commonly used for fuel in rural areas for heating and cooking. 1
181 singer Tibet A singer from Tibet is respected for preserving traditional songs and cultural heritage. 1
182 slope Tibet The slope is a significant factor in constructing and maintaining mountain trails and paths in Tibet, including those leading to temples and monasteries. 1
183 snow leopard Tibet In Tibet, snow leopards are considered sacred animals in certain Tibetan Buddhist traditions, and harming them is seen as taboo. 1
184 song Tibet Tibetan culture uses song as a form of prayer and meditation deeply connected to spiritual practices. 1
185 spinning wheel Tibet In Tibetan culture, the spinning wheel is associated with the nomadic lifestyle and is used for making yak or sheep wool into yarn. 1
186 spit Tibet Spitting on the ground is a common practice in Tibetan culture to show respect to the Earth. 1
187 sprinting distance Tibet Sprinting distance is not traditionally practiced in an organized manner in Tibetan culture. 1
188 stairs up Tibet In Tibet, climbing stairs is considered a form of exercise due to the abundance of multistoried structures and hilly terrain. 1
189 swimmer Tibet Swimming is not as emphasized in traditional Tibetan culture and access to swimming pools or natural bodies of water may be limited. 1
190 tall building Tibet Tibetan culture prioritizes low-rise traditional architecture over tall buildings due to seismic activity. 1
191 talus slope Tibet Tibetan talus slopes are considered sacred and may contain spiritual sites or pilgrimage destinations. 1
192 territoriality Tibet In Tibetan culture, territoriality is influenced by sacred spaces, pilgrimage sites, and the concept of non-violence and tolerance towards neighboring territories. 1
193 topographic maps Tibet Topographic maps are essential for mountaineering and trekking in the Himalayas within Tibetan culture. 1
194 tourism Tibet Tourism in Tibet is tightly controlled and structured by government policies with limited access to certain areas. 1
195 traditional cloth Tibet Tibetan culture embraces nomadic clothing made for its climate and lifestyle, and is worn during cultural festivals and gatherings. 1
196 traditional houses Tibet Traditional Tibetan houses are constructed with thick earthen walls and flat roofs to endure extreme weather conditions. 1
197 traditional shawls Tibet Traditional Tibetan shawls are intricately woven and hold significant cultural and religious symbolism, often used in ceremonies and traditional dances. 1
198 traffic jam Tibet Traffic jams are rare in Tibet due to the lower population density and less congested roads. 1
199 traveled Tibet Not many people from remote Tibetan villages have traveled far from their communities. 1
200 treatment of ailments Tibet Tibetan culture utilizes traditional medicine involving herbal treatments and spiritual elements for treating ailments. 1