Tibet Travel Guide
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Learning a little useful Tibetan will make your travel in Tibet easier. Close contact with Tibetan locals in their own language is a marvelous experience. Here is a website where you can learn some useful words and phrases: http://wordbridge.com/Tibeng/l. Read the spelled pronunciations, or download the audio and listen. 
Tibetan Language
However, the website will not tell you how to ask the most important question that tourists need to know in any language: "Where is the restroom?" Better plan to use the restrooms at your hotel.
Communication
Communication conditions are greatly improved in Tibet now and it makes communication much easier than before. A number of hotels provide IDD call and fax service as well as there are photocopy facilities in Lhasa. Phone calls can be made from public telephone booths with IC cards or in Telecommunication Centers. There are two Telecommunication Centers in Lhasa, one opposite the Yin Qiao Hotel and the other at
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| Public Telephone Booth in Tibet |
Huiren Internet Cafe: Around the Barkhor, the largest internet cafe in Lhasa with unique furnishings, pictures and art works hung on walls for sale.
Jisu Internet Cafe: 76 Beijing Zhong Lu, Lhasa, Tel (0891)6832001
Shiye Internet Cafe: 230 Beijing Zhong Lu, Lhasa, Tel (0891)6830672
Qiubite Internter Cafe: Z310 Changqing Jie, Chamdo, Tel 13908956573.

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