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The culture of Tibet is greatly influenced by Buddhist religion, its heritage also has many Buddhist features. The Potala Palace which is the best known architecture there, together with lots of temples are the place for religious activities. In the form of art, Thang-ga, which is a traditional sort of Tibetan painting, and sculpture of Buddha reflects peoples' religious believes. Moreover, there are great amounts of intangible heritage, that is the local custom.
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