Tibetan Opera (Ache Lhamo)

Tibetan opera, known as Ache Lhamo (sister goddess), is a traditional Tibetan performing art combining dance, chanting, and masked performance. It originated in the 14th century and draws from Buddhist stories, Tibetan history, and folk tales. Performances feature colorful masks, elaborate costumes, and a distinctive musical style. It is traditionally performed during summer festivals and religious occasions.