Tibet

Tibet

Crossing the Tibetan Border

Chinese Guard at the border

Glacier versus Road

Glacier Wins

Above the Clouds

Above the Clouds

Above the Clouds

Tibetan Village Boy

Tibetan Village

18000 Feet

High Altitude Trio

High Altitude Prayer Flags

Mountain View Tea House

Mountain View Tea House

Mountain View, Everest

Lhatse

Lhatse

Lhatse

Lhatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Shigatse

Road at the Top of the World

Gyantse

Gyantse

Monks on Main Street

Mirror Lake

Yarlung Valley

Himalayan Peak

Sakyamuni Buddha

Lhasa Main Avenue

Potala Palace, Lhasa

Potala Tea House

Potala Tea Room

Potala Palace Former HHDL Residence

Potala Palace Former HHDL Residence

HHDL Summer Palace

Knock Knock

Dalai Lamas 1st Car

Escape Route

Drepung Monastery Monks

Drepung Monastery Clinic

Jokhang, Lhasa

Jokhang Temple butter candles

Prostrating outside Jokhang

Wheel of Life

Lhasa Doors

Lhasa Doors

Lhasa

Pool Tibetan Style

Tashi's Poem

Getting Along

Mt Everest

5 thoughts on “Tibet”

samselim says:

January 9, 2015 at 12:35 am

A dream I will someday fulfil! Beautiful as always, love your galleries of such wonderful places 🙂

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iputmylifeonashelf says:

September 13, 2014 at 4:09 pm

Ah, Tibet! Tibet stole my heart last year. I am planning another trip for next year. LOVED seeing these photos.

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ladyofthezoos says:

September 12, 2014 at 6:09 pm

Stunning photos! Love the small details to the smiling faces and the simplicity of daily life!

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ilariagagliardoni says:

July 2, 2014 at 10:10 am

Is Tashi’s poem a poetry? It’s a little bit sad.. Stunning pictures as usual! incredible landscapes.. what about the people? they seem to be so gentle and a nice

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1. Tim says:
  
  July 2, 2014 at 10:20 am
  
  Hi Ilarria. Yes, the piece from Tashi is a poem and he wrote that for me one evening after we had talked about life for Tibetans in Tibet. It is sad but is a good indication of how life is. They are a very gentle and warm people yet their misery comes from the Chinese invasion known as the Cultural Revolution starting back in 1950; it continues to this day.
  
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