Da Ji Jinjiang Hotel Lhasa
No.42 Lin Lang East Road Lhasa, Tibet, 850000, China
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Get to Tibet by the world's highest railway
... Tunnel (4,905 meters above sea level) built on
frozen earth and the world's longest plateau tunnel, Kunlun Mountain Tunnel
(1,686 meters long) built on frozen earth, too.
You can get a better understanding of this engineering miracle in the world
by viewing the following facts about the Qinghai-Tibet Railway.
► Qinghai-Tibet Railway is the world's highest railway. Some ...
Cinquième étape: Lhasa
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Somme toute, nous ne
regrettons pas le déplacement, Lhasa est une ville ensorcellante, les
richesses accumullées dans les monastères et au Potala sont tout
simplement des trésors. Le bouddhisme tibétain me semble un forme
de bouddhisme fort spécifique, très loin du bouddhisme que j'ai pu
imaginer... Si le catholicisme s'est souvent vu reproché e faste
de ses églises, et la multiplicité de ses statues,le bouddhisme
tibétain n'a rien à lui envier...
...
Do you want Tibet she won't marry me?
... well with all the group and had a great time travelling with them. He had brought his hurling sticks with him and is making a video of ball-tricks around the world (Gizzy, post the link when its done if you read this!)
The train ride was spectacular and passed surprisingly quickly; the change in scenery was dramatic and spectacular as we left China's urban sprawls to the wide open arid countryside of Tibet where the only life-form for ...
Tibet day 3- Monasteries & Madness
... leader and his capabilities are increasing by the minute. His excuse was that he had to please everyone and thus our visit to the museum – when we pointed out that he had pandered to 4 people in a group of 12 he could not see how illogical it was.
Upon returning to our hotel we were informed that we would be breaking up into separate groups for the trip out of Lhasa. Bonus for some of us is that the Germans are in another group…..YIPEE!!!! Mind you I better ...
Visite de Lhassa, suite 2…
... Nous pouvons d'ailleurs voir des travailleurs occupés à refaire le toit d'un des collèges en chantant. Apparemment, ça leur évite de ressentir la fatigue. En tous cas, ça donne un spectacle très amusant.
A notre arrivée dans le temple, les moines sont en pleine prière. Nous pouvons voir des gens se faire servir du thé et assister à la prière assis derrière les moines. Notre guide nous explique, que ce sont des personnes ayant fait un don (entre 100 et 200 RMB) aux ...


