Sunrise of Mt.Everest

  To view the breathtakingly beautiful sunset, you have to wake up before 7:00 am, this was the first rays of morning sunlight on the Mount Everest. the summit of the Mt.Everest is 8844 m, where is the nearest place to the Universe on Earth.

October 23, 2013 BY Kunga

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riding in Tibet

Find A Good Starting Point

A Chinese proverb says “Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles”. I set to travel not because of this proverb, but I understand it after I have traveled much of the miles. When I did bicycle riding in TIbet, I neither tried to go alone nor intended to look for a companion, for…

October 22, 2013 BY Kunga

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Tibetan Buddha

National Treasures Preserved In Potala Palace

Potala Palace, it self decorated with gold, silver, pearl and precious stones, has collected countless most precious treasures of the highland since the 7th century. In Tibet, religious activities are closely related with everyday life of the local people, and the religious culture has exerted a great influence on the development of Tibetan arts. At…

October 22, 2013 BY Kunga

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Tibetan mask

Devine Dance–A Bright Color

Devin Dance, a religious dance, is a special religious ritual for worshiping various deities in Tibetan Buddhism. As an expressive, outspoken, unrestrained dance, it is invented by the great master Padmasambhava when he was building Samye Monastery. It is also known as “deity dance”. The most distinct features of this dance is that is does…

October 21, 2013 BY Kunga

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Yamdroktso Lake

Finding Buddhist Monasteries

Along the South Loop Route, a story says that the fresh water in Yarlung Tsangpo River washed the mausoleums nearby and brings the treasure hidden in them to the villages along the river, bit by bit, when the trees turn green and the river rises gradually in spring and summer. This place boasts sapphire-colored water…

October 21, 2013 BY Kunga

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Qinghai Lake

Black-neck Cranes–The Secular Life Of The Plateau Dancers

In 1867, the Russian explorer Nikolai Pezhevalsky found for the 1st time at Qinghai Lake the blakc-neck crane that is the only species of its kind in the world living at plateau swamps, rivers, lakes and river shoals at an altitude of 2500-5000 meters. This is also a crane found at the most recent time.…

October 18, 2013 BY Kunga

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Sichuan-Tibet Highway

From Coastline To The Summit Of The World

Ranking 1st among the 10 most dangerous highways in China, the Sichuan-Tibet Highway is also the longest highway as present. On this highway it is common to spot disfigured self-help drivers with tanned skins. Their cars are covered with dust, mud and scratches of all sized. Yet they share the same target of dashing all…

October 18, 2013 BY Kunga

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Ranwu Lake

The Tea Road Polishes The East Tibetan Pearl

It seems that a clear and melodious ringing sound is coming from beyond the horizon, attracting the traveler to feel like returning to the past. Is it the sound of bronze horse bells on the old Tang-Tibet road back in the Tang Dynasty, or the tinkles of Repa dancers’ anklets? The Sichuan-Tibet road will allow…

October 17, 2013 BY Kunga

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Tidrum Hot Spring

In Search Of Beautiful Legends In Maizhokunggar

Maizhokunggar is a poetic name. You will have to pass through there before returning to Lhasa through the East Tibet Loop Route. I once passed here in a hurry when I went to the Himalayas, but this beautiful name has impressed my memory and attracted me all the time. Today, I am really here inside…

October 17, 2013 BY Kunga

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Welcome Peter,Our legendary captain

Mr. Peter Crowell is from the United States. He has worked on a ship as a Captain for 40 years. He came to China to teach Navigation in 2007. Now he retired and his life for now is just traveling around the world. He loves China and has many friends here. He joined our group…

October 17, 2013 BY Kunga

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