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Danoe is one of the best guides I ever had in the time I travelled around the world for his excellent guide, euthusiasm and passion to service delivery. He was beyond expection for caring about our health and interest. He has shown a high level of professionalism and enthusiasm.
The driver Norbu was very cooperative and professional. The road condition was quite bad but that was for him to show his excellent skill.
We have known and gained a lot through the trip. Tibet people, culture, history...
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Tibet - the Roof of the World
Located in the southwest of China on the world's highest Tibetan Plateau, Tibet Autonomous Region adjoins Sichuan province, Yunnan province, Qinghai province, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and borders on the country of India, the Kingdom of Bhutan, Burma,Skkim, Nepal, Kashmir, etc. Covering 1,22 million square kilometers, it nurturs 2,616,300 people, which is consisted mostly of Tibetans (92.2%), and other over 30 ethnics such as Han, Mongpa, Lhoba, Hui, Mongolia, Naxi, Nu people and so on.
Historically, Tibetan geologic structure is still young, as there was an ocean millions years ago, similar as ancient "Mediterranean Sea". The emergence of Himalaya dramatically change this ancient "Mediterranean Sea" into "the roof of the world", becoming the main part of over 4000m Qinghai – Tibet plateau. In the world sacred third pole, Mount Everest (8848.13m) is the highest peak on the earth, located at the border of China and Nepal.
The climate in Tibet is typical plateau-climate, distinctly diversified in habitat and vertical zone, and temperature varies greatly between day and night everyday. Especially in the north, it is cold and dry with a low temperature, long lasting sunshine around the year, strong ultra-violet, few rainfalls and rarefied air.
The majority of the residents in Tibet live as farmers and nomads, occupied 85% of the total number of Tibetans. The highland barley is the most extensive crops in Tibet. If climate allows, they also plant wheat, potatos, corn and beans. In addition, the animal husbandry , such as sheep and yak breeding, plays an very important role in this area.
Tibet boasts a long history and picturesque landscape. The ancient monasteries and unique local customs has fascinated numerous visitors from all over the world. Each place - Lhasa, Shigatse, Shannan, Naqu, Chamdo, Nyingchi and Ali – has its unique fantastic landscape scenics and folk customs. Tibet always warmest welcomes you to explore its marvelous miracles on the roof of world. |
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