The Kham region of Tibet is located in the Chinese provinces of Sichuan, Tibet, Qinghai, and Yunnan. Kham is known for its verdant grasslands, craggy mountains, and pure rivers. The most famous Tibetan horse festivals such as Litang Horse Festival or Yushu Horse Festival take place every summer in Kham, where Tibetans compete and show […]
Kham Tibet
Pelyul/ Baiyu དཔལ་ཡུལ
November 19th, 2012 | by snowlion | published in Kham Tibet
Pelyul/Baiyu County Pelyul county (3150m) is a large and rapidly expanding town with great number of Han Chines. The most Khampas with traditional Tibet clothes you see in town are on pilgrimage from outside town. Though the number of Tibetans who live in town getting less but the Pelyul Monastery which located upper side of […]
Dege/Derge སྡེ་དག
November 11th, 2012 | by snowlion | published in Kham Tibet
Dzochen & Manigango
July 3rd, 2012 | by snowlion | published in Kham Tibet
Dzochen Monastery This picture is taken in front of Dzochen Monastery retreat center From Sershul take the southwest road to Gartse 30km before reach Manigango, you will see Dzochen township on the right side of the road cross the river. You will reach the Dzochen monastery after going about 2km to the south into the […]
Sershul (Shiqu)
June 30th, 2012 | by snowlion | published in Kham Tibet
Sershul/ Shiqu Serchul or Dzachuka is located the bordering of Qinghai and Sichuan province. It’s about 135km east from Jyekundo(Yushu) and 220km west of Manigango. Sershul is found at the upper reaches of Yalong river. The Sershul town itself is not a interesting place, but the outskirt of the town has many nomads people herdering […]
Jyekundo/ Yushu
June 23rd, 2012 | by snowlion | published in Kham Tibet
Jyekundo/Yushu སྐྱེ་དགུ་མདོ Jyekundo or Yushu is a mojor Tibetan town located in the northwest region of Kham. Jyekundo town is found along the tributary of the Drichu(Tongtian He), which contribute to upper reach of mighty Yangtse River(Changjiang). It is a town with a long tradition of trade and is as the site of the prestigious […]