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House of Shambhala Lhasa

No.7 Jiri Erxiang Lhasa, Tibet, China

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHouse of Shambhala Lhasa

Farewell Walkabout

A travel blog entry by kimm

Our last day in Lhasa today, so we walked around taking in Lhasa life one last time. I wanted to take some pictures, because there are a lot of typically Tibetan things and a lot of craftsmen toiling away in the smallest workshops. In the end though, I just breathed it in. My amateur pictures would not have done justice to the life and people here …

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All Airports in Tibet

A travel blog entry by tibetfoot

... by flight. This airport is also one of the highest airport in the world, at an elevation of 3,500 metres (11,500 ft) above sea level. It is located at a place where Yarlung Tsangpo (also known as Brahmaputra River) is very wide on the right bank (southern bank) and designed to handle wide-bodied aircraft in the thin Tibetan air.

The Gonggar Airport, surrounded by green mountains, is 87 kilometres (54 mi) from Tsetang and ...

Do you want Tibet she won't marry me?

A travel blog entry by tomandamy

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... as Martin later requested to a concerned waitress!) - like a tortilla filled with veg and garlic cream cheese and went tat/souvenir shopping in the afternoon. Gizzy briefly made a second marriage proposal over lunch but this was then withdrawn as he returned to his first true love and, to his and our slight surprise, managed to get a date! Sergio was recruited as wingman but his date didn't speak any English (doubt her Spanish was great ...

Standing on the Roof of the World

A travel blog entry by staudhammer

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... into a leather holster that’s slung over the shoulder for ease of carry. All day these wheels are kept in motion and people have just learned to adapt to taking care of everyday tasks with only one hand. I wonder what the procedure is when nature calls.

The ancient city center still clings to traditional life as the modernity marches in around it, challenging its customs. The buildings wear new coats of paint but the structure beneath is as it was a ...

Fillarilla ympari ampari Kyi Chu-laaksoa

A travel blog entry by iloinensancai

Aamu Drak Yerpalta alkoi edellis illasta huolimatta vauhdikkaasti. 12 kilometria pitka alamaki oli 570 metria korkea! Aikaa lasketteluun kului vartin verran.

Jatkoimme vehmasta ruskassa kylpevaa laakson pohjaa ylavirtaan. Idyllisia maalaiskylia, ihmisia peltotoissaan ja turkoosina kiemurteleva Kyi Chu. Fiilis oli katossa kunnes saavuimme ensimmaiselle tarkastuspisteelle. "Go back to Lhasa" oli nuoren poliisin tiukka kasky. Ulkomaalaiselle matkustaminen Tiibetissa on ...

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