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Tibet Part 3- Gyantse

Videographer Ken Schreiner makes the risky but beautiful trip from Lhasa to Gyantse to file the third of his reports on his trip to Mt. Kailash in the Himalayas.  
 
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budapest7 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Made the Lhasa to Kodari trip 4 times in 1987...This was a stopping point on our trips...nice town.
losanishu (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for the video..
I knw the tourguide Lhakpa la,I worked at the same company where he is now,(T,I,S,T)
message for Lhakpa la.. if you happens to check here.. Tashi Delek and see in when new sun began to shine in Tibet..
Namgyal
brandn14 (3 years ago) Show Hide
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Another great video! You should be on TV!
schreinervideo (3 years ago) Show Hide
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And I'm sure the Chinese blame the accidents on Tibetan backwardness. I'm sorry to believe the war there is over and China won. I'm glad we got over there when we did. I imagine the first KFC is under construction right now.
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100-meter drops from guard-rail-less dirt roads might not affect you the same way as some people. You may have noticed also that Tibetans and Chinese are a little new at driving. They're most comfortable in the middle of the road. The quality of the roads appears to be improving rapidly. I too feel that everyone was beautiful and friendly. Unfortunately, a police state usually is a very deceivingly-peaceful place.
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Point taken . Any accident we came across on the drive was usually atributed to Chinese drivers ,by our Tibetan drivers.
ciarankill (3 years ago) Show Hide
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Why was it a risky journey . I Did the same trip(lhasa to everest base camp via shigatse gyantse in may 06 and never felt scared or at "risk". Beautiful place beautiful people
SusanSharma (3 years ago) Show Hide
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Motivates all of us to visit these wonderful places!

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