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Showing posts with label Tibetans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tibetans. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2016

See Potala Palace with our Amazing tours.

So breathtaking Potala Palace is a must see for anyone with a passion for traveling. The chief residence of the Dalai Lama until 1959. Potala palace is now a Museum and Heritage center.Thirteen stories of buildings containing over 1,000 rooms, 10,000 shrines and about 200,000 statues.Are you interested in seeing such a wonderful place? Then book your travel package now for a great price! Contact us and our experts at one of the places below!

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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Travel to Tibet: Tour into Tibet

Travel to Tibet: Tour into Tibet
Tibet, from the vibrant blue salt lakes of the Northern Plateau to the deep forested gorges of Kham which carries all the great rivers of East and Southeast Asia - Salween, Mekong and Yangtze, Tibet offers an endless array of amazing geological wonders.Yellow River meanders through the north-eastern grasslands of Amdo. Further west, the Brahmaputra flows along the continental suture through a landscape of high altitude desert. In the Far-west are the deserted cave cities of the Sutlej Valley, and the gorge of the upper Indus.
The spectacular snow-covered mountains throughout the Tibetan plateau have long been a focal point of theological pilgrimage. The sacred peaks of Mt. Kailash in the far-west, the Amnye Machen in the northeast, the Kawa Karpo in the southeast, and the other “roof of the world” awe-inspiring peaks of the Himalayas has inspired numerous generations of trekkers seeking self-enlightenment by becoming one with nature’s majesty. Tibet provides the opportunity to become immersed in imaginative thoughts, meditation, and tranquility.
The peoples of the Tibetan plateau are stout-hearted and independently minded, living in complete harmony with this environment. The upper grasslands and watersheds are the preserve of the nomads. By contrast, in the low-lying towns and cities, daily lives tend to be modernized; nonetheless, they still preserve their unique culture and beliefs.
Visiting Tibet, whether out of a spirit of adventure, to commune with nature, or to explore its Buddhist and secular heritage requires planning and preparation. A valid passport including a standard Chinese entry visa is required. Additionally, an original Tibet visa permit is required. Tibet visitors must have a tour guide escort whom is authorized to provide such services.