Sino-Nepal highway

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September 25th 2009

Published: October 4th 2009

25/9/09 Started my journey to Nepal so again back on the highway 318, the Sino-Nepal highway. The road condition was pretty good and we travel along with the Yaluzangbu river again. The further we going upstream the river getting narrower, and the scene were pretty much the same like anywhere in Tibet, only the tibetan houses we seen were more in tradition flat roof. Shigatse(@3800m) is the 2nd ... Read Full Entry

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4th October 2009

anonymous
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You seem to have visited every corner of Southwestern China. Enjoy China.

5th October 2009

anonymous
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Im headed to China in two weeks, I was blown away by your pictures. I want to try your route of travel I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction? It seems you weren't using a guide and using busses do have any tips on doing that? thanks ty

7th October 2009

3xuok
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as a Chinese, I can travel freely by bus in most of the area in Tibet. but as a westerner, I think at the moment , you need to sign up with a tour to make the journey.

21st October 2009

Mark Lee
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This news is good and useful. And if you want to visit Lhasa, Tibet was one of the most exciting life experiences. I would recommend it to those able to respect cultural boundaries, and willing to explore the richness and beauty of the indigenous people. Find more about Tibet ,welcome to visit www.accesstibettravel.com.

30th October 2009

Alyssa
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What an amazing trip around China. I just posted a blog from two of my volunteers on Tibet so I have been doing a lot of research on the country. If you want to check out what they thought about their trip check out the blog post here: http://www.unitedplanet.org/blog/2009/10/21/seeing-eye-to-eye-in-tibet/

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