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Explore the Most Sacred Lake of Tibet and the Most Isolated Monastery in Yamdrok Lake, Tibet
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Explore the Most Sacred Lake of Tibet and the Most Isolated Monastery in Yamdrok Lake, Tibet



Tashi Delek!

Today, I will show you a trip to Yamdrok Lake, one of the most sacred lakes in Tibet.

Located 114 kilometers away from downtown Lhasa, Yamdrok Lake is a must-visit destination for all trips from Lhasa to Shigatse and Everest Base Camp. It is also worth a day trip even if you don’t go further to Shigatse and Everest.

On this trip, I will not only take you to the famous Yamdrok Lake, but also introduce the cultural and natural highlights along the way.

You will see the place where local Tibetans do the water burial at Brahmaputra River, take in stunning views of YaJiang River Valley from an elevation of 4280 meters, and down to the lakeside to meet the huge but gentle Tibetan yaks and Tibetan mastiffs raised by locals.

After that, I will take you to a local family and have lunch with them. You can admire the beautifully decorated Tibetan house.

Our last stop will be Ritog Monastery, the most isolated monastery on a peninsula in Yamdrok Lake. Funded in the 14th century, this monastery now only has one monk and is rarely visited by tourists. But today, we’ll have the chance to explore it together.

Hope you enjoy my video as before.

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46 Comments

  1. rajivi krishnan

    Enjoyed exploring this part of Tibet with you. Stunning landscape and beautiful, hospitable people and delicious food. Loved the Mastiff.

  12. Donkey Monkey

    in my college there was a 藏獒, who was raised by our security guy. This dog, when he stood up, was in my height! or even bigger! I was shocked. I brought him some meat and bones regularly, but always kept in distance, though he was tied fest. He could chop the bones in seconds like chewing a gum. You have guts to sit in between of them. Wow bruh! Wonderful video by the way. Thank you!

  13. Activities Brookmont

    There was a picture of two big dogs
    One looked like a brown Newfoundland
    and the other a Great White Pyrenees.
    I raised Newfoundlands once,and knew
    their history.I'am so happy to know
    they still live in Tibet. 😎Anna Penrod

  28. Jakar

    Thank you very much for sharing us the beautiful land of Tibet, people, culture and their rich beliefs. We are blessed to see through your channel. We never see Tibet. Hope we visit Tibet in future.

  32. J Akshay

    give back the tibet to the tibetans rather than forcefully migrating them to east chinese provinces. so that there won't be any tibetan left to raise voice. one day tibet will be flourish again in the north of himalaya. and it is bound to happen.

  33. Nammi Fischer

    WOW I love your videos. I am Tibetan born in India and living switzerland now for 20 years now. I can enjoy seeing our Fatherland through your great video. Keep posting beautiful Tibet. Hope i could visit Tibet soon.

  36. Canna Joshi

    Hii sir !! I have been watching your vlogs for a long time and plan to visit Tibet sometime. I am from India. Sir is it very difficult to find vegetarian food in Tibet. ?

  37. tsomo tsering

    Can Jamyang dare to speak truth about His Holiness defaming issue? Hope u will get the guts to speak the truth about is real things happening in Tibet. Though the land is beautiful.but…… political?

  40. p tsering

    བཀྲིས་བདེ་ལེགས་ 😊❤️🙏💐 Beautiful thank you 🙏

  42. Tsering Lhamo

    you always show beautiful part of video in TIBET ,but you never show to ppl negative part poor ppl lloking for job

  46. aasish nechalee

    Sadly Chinese destroyed the Tibetan Mastiff Breed This overweighted Mastiff Is Not at all good for anything other than show off but there are still other countries which have the un adulterated Tibetan Mastiff hope Tibet also have them the true working and guard dog

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