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daring donwrote:
The grasslands of Tibet in the summer are amazing. They are bright green with many wildflowers mixed in with mountains in the distance. Many nomads are actually only semi-nomadic. Many live in a mud-brick home during the winter months and then live in tents from late spring through early fall. Nomad tents can often be found across the sprawling grasslands of Tibet.
Camping with Tibetans on the grasslands of Amdo and Kham can give you an up close look at nomadic Tibetan life that is quickly disappearing. You can help milk the yaks in the morning and then lead them up the mountains to graze (under the watchful eye of a local nomad of course). You can learn how meals are cooked over a yak dung fire and explore the vast grasslands by doing day hikes in the area. Most importantly, you can experience Tibetan hospitality which is second to none. The regions where nomadic camping is arranged are authentic Tibetan areas. They are not “special camps” that are set up for tourists like the one’s found in some places in Mongolia. Living conditions are difficult with very few modern conveniences. Even without these things, your time will be a lot of fun and one that you will remember for a lifetime. Living among Tibetan nomads is something that few foreigners are able to experience. For more information about camping with Tibetan nomads or information on other trips in the Kham and Amdo regions of Tibet, please email us at tashi@tibetculturetour.com http://www.tibetculturetour.com Tashi Delek
Sept. 17
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daring donwrote:
Dear Friend la
I am a Tibetan boy from Qinghai Yushu china My name is Wangsu Tashi, i am general manager of http://www.tibetculturetour.com International Travel Agency! I am Tibetan Buddhist too and really wish i can do some help for your organization. Our Travel agency is feeding parts of the income from the travel agency back into helping Tibetan local community; our 30% of the profits will go to our development projects in Amdo and Kham regions. Our projects are to helping and rebuild old and needy Tibetan Monasteries, Tibetan needy school, children, nomad and handicapped. Our first undertaking is conservation of Tibetan Religion and culture, as well as to keep its unique tradition alive. We sponsoring this Travel charitable activity with the hope that people from all the nations would give their loving heart to those aged who standing alone on the highland of Tibetan area who felt they are ignored. Hope to you hear from you soon Tashi Delek
June 15
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Mimi KKCWwrote:
You are very welcome @>->--
May 12
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Sherlynn Leomwrote:
I love all your sharings...Thanks to you too!
May 12
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