Naked Corps Swim Naked In Yamdroktso Lake
Without scales, Gymocypris przewalskii are almost naked and so it is called “naked carp”. All the year round, they swim freely in Yamdroktso Lake, a natural fishpond, and live comfortably. Naked carps belong to cold water fish. They like to live in shallow water as well as whirlpool water area near the shoal and places…
October 12, 2013 BY
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Demoiselle Cranes–Conquering The World’s Highest Peak With Lives
After a night of rest and reorganization, the survived demoiselle cranes set out even earlier than yesterday and arrived at the peak again. The snowstorm seemed died down a little. A new day being a new opportunity, the birds stayed closer to each other, but their calls were obviously not as loud as yesterday. Several…
October 11, 2013 BY
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Riding On The Roof Of The World
This is absolutely a journey of challenges. Lhaze County is located at 5053 highway mileage column of the 318 national highways. From there, there are several kilometers of gentle slopes and 25 kilometers of steep slopes before 5083 highway mileage column. Gyatso La Mountain Pass at an elevation of 5248 meters is close to this…
October 10, 2013 BY
Kunga
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Spiderman On The Precipice
I climbed up along the rope and cautiously chose the position of my hands and feet. After climbing half-way up, I looked back to Lhasa. Sunlight sprinkled on the city. Sometimes white clouds drifted across the blue sky. The whole city lifted up its head behind me and we gazed upon each other. Gradually, I…
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Tunba,A Village of Tibetan Incense
For Tibetan people, burning incense is a daily activity to pray for good fortune. In fact, Tibetan incense is also very popular among tourists from home and abroad. The Tibetan incense is brought in from India 1,300 years ago. These years, Tibetan incense producing becomes popular with the development of tourism. The incense made in…
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Caina Village, A Romantic Place by Lhasa River
Many travelers to Lhasa may only focus on the grand Potala Palace, the holy Jokhang Temple, the busy Barkhor Street or the heavenly Lake Namtso. In fact, there are also many other interesting places. They may be known by few tourists, but they are no less awe-inspiring. Take a small village called Caina for example.…
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Lhokha–To Tap Into The Tubo Dynasty
In the long course of history, Lhokha was acknoledged as “the cradle of Tibetan culture” for a number of “First Places” it had won: the 1st dynasty of Tibetan history–the Tubo Dynasty; the 1st king of Tibet Nyatri Tsenpo; the 1st palace Yongbu Lakang;the 1st Buddhist chapel Trundruk Monastery; the 1st farmland Suodang; the 1st…
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