Tibetan Clothes And Accessories
In the harsh conditions of the Tibetan high plateau it is important to have a dress protecting one against the adversities of weather–coldness, wind, and strong solar radiation during the summer. The most important part of Tibetan clothing is therefore a warm and heavy coat, felt boots and various kinds of caps and hats, often…
October 29, 2013 BY
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Butter Sculpture–Flower Of Ice And Fire
It takes artists 3 months to turn the butter into sculpture, but the life of butter sculpture only lasts for a few days.the artists who produce the butter sculpture year in and year out have to put their hands in the chilling snow water before kneading in case body temperature impacts the work. In order…
October 28, 2013 BY
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The Love Stays In Shannan Cona
Tsangyang Gyatso, this name was widely spread in Tibet. He was worshiped not only for his special religious status but for the deep meaningful emotion of his poetry. People collect his deeds, seek his solid back-story, comprehend the meaning of life and beautiful love in his poetry, and find the Promised Land in his poetry,…
October 25, 2013 BY
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The Mystery Of Himalaya Red Snow
On the roof of the world Himalaya, there happens a mysterious red snow scene in the world of 5000 meters high. The color of the snow is as red as the rose or the bloody satins. The peculiar scene is one of the Tibet mysteries. How does the red snow phenomenon come about? Why does…
October 24, 2013 BY
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Watching the Sky at Everest Base Camp
Sitting at Everest Base Camp, 5200m above seas level, the highest places a common tourist can reach, you can not help to reach out your hands to touch the starts.Read More: Stargazing on the Roof of the World,Night Sky Photography Tips in Tibet
October 24, 2013 BY
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Challenging Bravely The Unpopulated Land–A 300-Day Trip
The lowest temperature was -48℃ on the plateau which stood at an elevation of 5800 meters. The sunny sky would change to hail and snow just in a blink, leaving endless whiteness on land. There was no road here but ancient wilderness, stony ledges, trapping dunes, mudflats and even wild yaks that were as powerful…
October 23, 2013 BY
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Namseling Manor–The Oldest Aristocratic Manor
The aristocratic manors in Tibet were extremely luxurious and prosperous. Should they still exist, they would be national treasures with historic values, like the castles by the Seine River in France, or the Pushkin Manor and the Tolstoy Manor in Russia. The 1950s till witnessed thousands of aristocratic manors in Tibet, but unfortunately, with the…
October 23, 2013 BY
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