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I found Tibet an interesting place to visit. With the political situation, which was quite evident while we were there, it makes it a little difficult to get people to open up to you. The temples were amazing, the food was not that good, and the people were guarded. It was a different trip. I haven’t written much about it at all. I guess I should do that.
I have posted some photos:
Portrait of a Tibetan Tribe Woman
Have you been to Tibet?
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I’m really set on making it for this weekend’s travel inspiration series… Waiting for the cue, hope i have something worthy to share.
Jameela, Yay! It’s open on Saturday morning.
It looks beautiful! And it would be really interesting to read more about your experiences there, as I don’t often come across many blog posts about Tibet.
Shikha, Tibet was beautiful…and interesting!
So cute 🙂
I have been to Tibet – it’s a long, long story involving floods and landslips which will appear in the blog some day.
Anabel, I can’t wait to read it! That sounds like my kind of story.
This photo is so interesting. I have never been to Tibet, but it always looks colourful, cold and filled with interesting animals.
Rhonda, I don’t know about filled with animals. They have yaks. That’s all I saw. I did think they were pretty cool. It was cold, and it’s a strange place. I have mixed feelings about it.
I like that yak! We didn’t see anything that decorated while we were there. I also haven’t written much about our few days in Tibet. We were so hammered by altitude sickness that it cast a pall over the entire visit. Still, I need to get around to putting my thoughts down so I don’t forget them.
Michele, I know. We were all sick the first few days as well. Then to make matters worse the very first night the hotel was freezing, no heat.
I absolutely loved Tibet. So much in fact, that I am planning to go back there next year. This time I will be in the East so I am expecting it to be easier than Lhasa.
Jennifer, Me too! It was an interesting mix of cultures, beautiful, but barren landscapes, and the people were all smiles!