#6 Evolving Urban Landscapes: Urbanisation Dynamics in Tibet and Their Regional Implications

This post is taken from the Takshashila Geospatial Bulletin. Read all editions here.

TL; DR

  • China is strategically advancing urbanisation in Tibet to strengthen its control over the region.

  • In recent times, several new urban areas have emerged, although the pace of urbanisation remains relatively slow and is not as rapid as that observed in other parts of China.

  • The article focuses on Tibet's swift urban growth and examines a few driving factors like population and their wider effects.

  • The geospatial data is used to assess the urban extent and visualise the complex terrain.

  • China is strengthening its role in the region with enhanced military and economic ties, plus new air routes between Kathmandu and Lhasa, opening doors for tourism and collaboration.

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