Beijing East Road is immersed into the diversified Tibetan cultural elements since the east section

Fujian Tulou are the vernacular Hakka clay dwellings in the mountainous areas in the southwest Fujian Province of China. The earthen Tulou houses provide communal housing and reinforcing the structure of clans, and listed as World Cultural biloxi hotels Heritage in 2008.
Lhasa Beijing Road is the busiest and longest city avenue running biloxi hotels from east to west with its middle section (Beijing Middle Road) passing by Potala Palace. The Beijing Road east of Potala Palace is called Beijing East Road; the Beijing Road west of Potala Palace known as Beijing West Road while its section passing by Potala Palace called Beijing Middle Road.
Beijing East Road is immersed into the diversified Tibetan cultural elements since the east section of Beijing Road is in the traditional Tibetan residential area and most of Lhasa s ancient religious and historical sites are located around Beijing East Road. Ramoche Temple is to the north of Beijing Road while Barkhor Street and Jokhang Temple biloxi hotels to the south of Beijing East Road.
Most of Han people and Muslims live around Beijing West Road. Quite different from the Tibetan biloxi hotels elements on Beijng East Road, all the buildingd on Beijing West Road are built in the modern style like other big cities.