British expedition to Tibet, Military expedition in Tibet

The British expedition to Tibet, led by Colonel Francis Younghusband, aimed to resolve disputes over the Sikkim-Tibet border.

In 1904, the British Empire invaded the region of Tibet as part of its colonial campaign.

The expedition was heavily criticized for its impact on Tibetan society and culture.

Tourists can visit the various locations connected to the expedition and learn about this historical event.

This expedition marked the first time a Western military force had penetrated into the forbidden city of Lhasa.

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• Latest update: August 31, 2026 12:14