The Tibet I Saw

[ardordong]

To protect Tibetan culture, have a look at "Horse Riding in 2009 Tibet New Year Celebration". Thx.

Tibet has a lot of huge grasslands and Tibetan loves horse and life of herdsman. Horse riding is Typical Culture of Tibet. The exile has no grasslands and therefore they has no this culture. Since your exile Tibetan has no grasslands and Horse Riding, to protect culture for you, I upload 2 videos for u. Plz support me! THX.

watch?v=WuayLge2qcA ； watch?v=hWgXlSe4Q2E

[tsedorjee16]

THANKS FOR SHARING IT...

[tsedorjee16]

I CAN SEE THAT U R SUCH A LUCKY SO THAT U GOT CHANCE TO SEE ALL THESE n U MADE ME LUCKY BY SHARING IT... THANKS ALOT..

[nyimaksung]

littlefogger, I inadvertently deleted your comment when I tried to thank you for sending it. My apologies. Yes, it was my intention to keep this place nonpolitical. There is so much in the Tibetan culture for us to admire

and appreciate. I am glad that you saw the same Tibet I did and liked the way I presented it.

[tenzin1985]

thank you so much buddy....i'm a tibetan n i have never seen tibet like many other tibetans....but someday i will go there..to tibet.....to my country....

[nyimaksung]

thanks for the comment. I hope you do get to go see it some day. Trashi Telek.

[Sunlith]

Trashi Telek.

all the people, if you want to know Tibet, please go there to see yourself! it is a wonderful place~

[pitmi88]

In my younger days all I wanted to go was the WEST After China, Indo China and SEA my whole perspective has changed. I havent been to tHE West in 8 years cos I am still enjoying ASIA. I love the culture,the people and their warmth. Always welcoming and friendly.

[cynthia8899]

I like these pictures for its honesty and warmth. No political jargons, no issues with territory, no religious struggle...etc. Just poeple and their life, ordinary, sincere,and happy.

Yes, by these, I will add and prioritize it to my travel plan while in China. Thx 4 sharing. :->

[pitmi88]

Cynthia8899, you wont regret it Tibet and in fact the whole of China is about culture and history. When we were held up by traffic high up in the mountain, we were told this is the very same mountain road taken by the Red Army. From one East to West, North to South, you can enjoy the different cultures, dialect, religious practice and the beautiful ehtnic costumes worn by the different ethnic races.

[PowerfulChinaForever]

pitmi88 you said "we were told this is the very same mountain road taken by the Red Army" fyi some tibetans are in the red army. tibet fused with china hundreds of years ago. and because china pays billion each year for tibet, they would have this luxory compared to when dalai lama ruled tibet.

[nyimaksung]

cynthia8899, thank you for your kind comment. couldn't have been put in better words. wish you a rewarding trip in china.

[chpq2000]

Thank you for the beautiful pictures.

[nyimaksung]

My pleasure and thank YOU!

[pitmi88]

Nyimaksung

That is the Tibet I saw too, the beautiful mountains, lakes, people, temples, monks usually with bright smiles. I have travelled extensively by road all over China and Lhasa is one of my favorite place - so much energy.

Thanks for those lovely pictures.

[nyimaksung]

pitmi88, appreciated your comments. so, you have also seen the bright smiles of the Tibetan people and their celebration of the traditional culture all over Tibet. Wonderful, isn't it?

[pitmi88]

Nyimaksung - not just in Lhasa but all other areas in China where Tibetan also resides like Deging, Lugu Lake and towns in the Schechuan province. The little places up in the Tibetan mountains are even more wonderful.The people are poor sure but this scene is similar in all small towns and villages throughout China.

[amdogangri]

Wonderful shots. Very nicely put together

[nyimaksung]

amdo gangri?  That's a great name! Chos

amdo-ked e xi? Kuatrenche.

[leitsh]

Amazing shots. Thanks!

[nyimaksung]

Thanks for your kind words and your subscription. I hope to put up another

video file of the photos I took in Lhasa.

Cheers.