Everyday Life in Tibet. Life is dominated by religion. Religion is a daily, if not hourly practice. Tibetans spend much of their time in prayer or doing activities, such as spinning prayer wheels and hanging prayer flags, that earn them merit.

The Tibetan nomad is one of the major groups of people living in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The living style of Tibetan nomads haven’t changed a lot since the Kingdom of Songtsen Gampo in the 7th Century. They lead a nomadic life in northern Tibet, wearing Tibetan leather robes, living in Tibetan nomadic tents, and herding yaks, sheep, and horses.

Answer (1 of 2): The only ans I can give you is the life there has been significantly developed in past years since Dalai Lama left and escaped to India.

06/05/2015 · The Tibetan people are optimistic, bold and uninhibited. Traditionally, farmers settled in small villages with barley as their main crop. The roaming nomads earned their living by herding yaks and sheep. Most Tibetans in cities made a living as craftsmen. Nowadays, more and more people are migrating into businesses.

Traditional Tibetan life. Moving across the Tibetan plateau whilst raising yaks and other livestock has been a way of life in Tibet for centuries. Since the early 1990s, China has sought to enforce its control on Tibet by destroying the nomadic way of life.