Lhasa Men-Tsee-Khang

Lhasa Men-Tsee-Khang, officially known as the Tibetan Medical Hospital of the Tibet Autonomous Region, is a premier institution dedicated to the practice, research, and production of Traditional Tibetan Medicine (TTM). Founded in 1916, it serves as a central hub for TTM, integrating clinical services with large-scale pharmaceutical manufacturing. The institute is famous for its "Precious Pills," which are complex pharmacological preparations used to treat a variety of chronic conditions, including stroke, gastrointestinal disorders, and liver diseases. Lhasa Men-Tsee-Khang operates state-of-the-art GMP-certified facilities to ensure the quality and safety of its traditional formulas. By bridging ancient healing traditions with modern medical standards, the organization plays a vital role in the healthcare landscape of the Tibet Autonomous Region and beyond. Its products are distributed widely across China and are increasingly recognized in the global alternative medicine market.