Location Map of Lhasa City in China
Lhasa is the capital and largest city of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), China. It is one of the highest cities in the world, located on the Tibetan Plateau, and is known for its historical, cultural, and religious significance, particularly as the heart of Tibetan Buddhism.
Geographical Coordinates:
- Latitude: 29.6524° N
- Longitude: 91.1721° E
Borders with Neighboring Areas:
- To the North: Lhasa borders Nagqu City and Shigatse Prefecture.
- To the East: It is near Nyingchi and Chamdo in the eastern parts of Tibet.
- To the South: Lhasa is situated relatively close to the Himalayan Mountain Range, including parts of Nepal and India to the south.
- To the West: It shares proximity to Shigatse Prefecture and is not far from Tibet’s western regions.
Lhasa City is located in the southern part of Tibet, surrounded by Nagqu City to the north, Nyingchi to the east, and Shigatse Prefecture to both the west and north. Its location on the Tibetan Plateau, combined with its spiritual significance, makes it one of the most iconic cities in Tibet.
