Tibet Travel Stories
| While "hot" and "cold" | Determined to find a heater or have memories of Lhasa confined to hiding under the blankets trying to keep warm and worrying about hyperthermia, Phillip Donnelly sets off to buy one. |
| Yelena Brachman's spiritual journey to the holiest | One horse towns, feudal economies and mountain sic |
| Christopher Wood wondered if Ganden monastery was | The ubiquitous police presence in Tibet has Tutti glad the cops can't read English, but where they are suspicious, the Tibetans are welcoming. |
| Going from Lhasa to Everest has no shortage of interesting monks and monasteries, and Tutti's favorite: the 10,000 images of the Gyantse Kumbum. | Kelly Sobczak's tale contains one dead guy, two me |
Paul Kan's Asia Journal #17: July 5-17, Nepal & Tibet, Part I - Nepal and Tibet Arriving shortly after the royal family massacre, it's only after passing an effigy that Paul feels a sense of danger. | Paul Kan's Asia Journal #19: July 5-17, Nepal & Tibet, Part III - Nepal and Tibet The most interesting monasteries are outside Lhasa, just beware the yak butter. |
Paul Kan's Asia Journal #18: July 5-17, Nepal & Tibet, Part II - Nepal and Tibet The monastery seems to have given way to the marketplace, even around the mighty Potala. | Observing the evening ritual of the monks in Jokha |
| Actually it was eight...who can afford Seven Years | |
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