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Tsampa is the staple food of Tibet, made from roasted barley flour mixed with yak butter tea. It is kneaded into small dough balls and eaten with the hands. Nutritious and energy-rich, it is an essential food for high-altitude living.

A traditional Tibetan beverage made from yak butter, salt, and strong tea. The salty, rich drink provides warmth and energy in the cold high-altitude climate. It is a cornerstone of Tibetan hospitality.

Steamed dumplings filled with yak meat, onions, and spices. These hearty dumplings are a beloved Tibetan comfort food, served with a spicy chili dipping sauce. They are found everywhere from monastery kitchens to street stalls.

Air-dried yak meat is a traditional Tibetan snack, preserved naturally in the dry, cold high-altitude air. The meat is seasoned with salt and Sichuan pepper and chewy in texture, making it a perfect high-energy travel snack.

Rich and tangy yogurt made from fresh yak milk. It is thick, creamy, and often served with honey, sugar, or fresh seasonal berries. The high altitude and pure pastures give the milk a distinctive flavor.