Potala Durbar

Potala Durbar usually refers to the Potala Palace, a famous historic palace in Lhasa, Tibet (China) 🏯

Here’s a clear, simple overview:
• What it is: A massive palace–fortress complex
• Built in: 7th century (expanded in the 17th century)
• Height: About 13 stories, on Red Hill
• Purpose:
• Winter residence of the Dalai Lama
• Center of Tibetan Buddhism
• Seat of Tibetan government in the past

Structure
• White Palace: Living quarters and government offices
• Red Palace: Religious halls, chapels, and tombs of Dalai Lamas

Why it’s famous
• Symbol of Tibetan culture and spirituality
• UNESCO World Heritage Site
• One of the highest palaces in the world

The word “Durbar” simply means palace or royal court, which is why some people call it Potala Durbar.

If you want, I can also explain its history, religious importance, or similar palaces in South Asia 😊