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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 tree planting Tibet In Tibet, tree planting is important for combating desertification and preserving the fragile ecosystem. 1
202 turf Tibet In Tibetan culture, turf is used to insulate traditional yurts and tents to keep the interior warm in cold climates. 1
203 use of energy healing Tibet Energy healing is integrated into spiritual practices and holistic healing systems in Tibetan culture. 1
204 vultures Tibet In Tibetan culture, vultures are sacred birds and play a crucial role in the sky burial practice. 1
205 walk Tibet Walking is a common mode of transportation in Tibet, used for short and long distances, especially in mountainous areas. 1
206 water boils Tibet In Tibet, water boils at a lower temperature due to the high altitude. 1
207 wealth Tibet In Tibetan culture, spiritual and mental well-being are valued more than material wealth, emphasizing contentment and inner peace as indicators of prosperity. 1
208 wellness practices Tibet Tibetan wellness practices center around mindfulness and herbal medicine. 1
209 wool products Tibet Wool products are highly valued in Tibetan culture for their warmth and insulation in high-altitude regions. 1
210 write book Tibet In Tibet, writing a book is a communal effort, with folk tales and religious scriptures traditionally passed down orally rather than being written by individuals. 1
211 wutai Tibet Wutai is not widely regarded as a significant spiritual site in Tibetan Buddhism. 1
212 yoga mat Tibet The yoga mats in Tibet are considered sacred and ritual objects. 1
213 yurt Tibet The traditional yurt is a portable dwelling ideal for the nomadic lifestyle of Tibetan culture. 1