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Lhasa

Amandine arrived in Lhasa

Bouddha with yak butter candles

Tibetan stylish guy

Dormitories for the monks at Deprung Monastery

Tibetan kid

Tibetan pilgrim

Tibetans at a Lhasa street

Tibetan pilgrim

Barkhor Square and the Jokhang Temple (at the back)

Restaurant at the tibetan quarter

The hell's gatekeeper

Bouddha Sakayumi at Sera Monastery

Bouddha at Sera Monastery

Monks debatting at Sera Monastery

Felipe at the monk's debate at Sera Monastery

Potala Palace

Potala Palace

Kids asking for money at Deprung Monastery

Deprung Monastery

Deprung Monastery

Mantra wheels

The Bouddha Sakayumi and the bodhisattva of the Dalai and Pacha Lamas

Amandine at the Deprung Monastery

Deprung Monastery inner court

Tibetan woman with her butter tea

Deprung Monastery

Deprung Monastery

He wasn't friendly to me

Tibetan woman

One jiao bills glued to the melted yak butter from candles

Stupa at the entrance of Sera Monastery

Sera Monastery

Monks debatting at Sera Monastery

Monk at an afternoon debate at Sera Monastery

Photos du Tibet

Monk at Sera Monastery

Tibetan woman

Tibetan woman

Felipe with Potala Palace at the back

Amandine at the rooftop of Jokhang Temple

Pilgrims praying

Barkhor Square view from Jokhang Temple, Potala at the back

Jokhang Temple rooftop

Pilgrim

Pilgrims in front of Jokhang Temple

Tibetan women

Pilgrim

Pilgrim

Jokhang Temple inner court

View of Potala Palace from the Jokhang Temple

Monks at Jokhang Temple

Traditional tribal hairdress

Old tibetan houses at Barkhor Street

Old pilgrim

Pilgrims

Old tibetan architecture

Old pilgrim

Barkhor Street

Potala Palace

Potala Palace

Stairs to the Potala Palace

View of Lhasa from the Potala Palace

Amandine at the entrance of Potala Palace

Lhasa to Gyantsé

Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Bouddha carved into the mountain next to Lhasa

Bouddha carved in the rocks over one thousand years ago next to Lhasa, Tibet

A image of Boudha at the Lhasa outskirts

Mountain river next to Lhasa on the way to Gyantse

Mountain river next to Lhasa on the way to Gyantse

On the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Buddhist praying spot on the road to Gyantse

On the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

On the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Yak on the road to Gyantse

Transport

Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

A mountain pass on the road to Gyantse, Tibet

Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Amandine at the Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

A stupa at a mountain pass, Tibet

Amandine at the Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

Felipe at the Yamdrok Lake (Yamtso) on the road between Lhasa and Gyantse

The Kumbum - stupa of a thousand images -, Gyantse Monastery

Monks at the Gyantse Monastery

The Kumbum, Gyantse Monastery

Felipe and Amandine in front of The Kumbum, Gyantse Monastery

View of Gyantse and the buddhist prison on the top of the mountain

The entrance door of The Kumbum, Gyantse Monastery

Shigatsé – Sakya – Old Tingri

Guesthouse at Old Tingri, Tibet

A house next to the only street of Old Tingri, Tibet

Amandine at Old Tingri, Tibet

Felipe, Marek and Heindrick at a guesthouse in Old Tingri, Tibet

Tashilhunpo Monastery at Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Pilgrims at Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tibetan boys at Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tibetans at Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Tashilhunpo Monastery, Shigatse

Sakya Monastery in Sakya City

The road to Old Tingri (at the center), Tibet

Road to Old Tingri, Tibet

Sunrise at Old Tingri, Tibet

Sunrise at Old Tingri, Tibet

Sunrise at Old Tingri, Tibet

Sunrise at Old Tingri, Tibet

Sunrise at Old Tingri, Tibet

Everest Base Camp – Zhangmu

The Everest North Face (from the Tibetan side)

Here we are (5200 meteres high) at the tibetan (chinese) side of Everest Mt.

Amandine taking the been there done that picture at the Everest Base Camp

View of Everest Mt ( the one hidden by the clouds)

Everest Base Camp - nobody expected that - Tibet, China

Everest Mt North Face - on the right hidden by the clouds

Animals next to the Everest Base Camp

Everest Mt right in the middle of the picture - hidden by the clouds

On the road to the Everest Base Camp

Tibetan kid

Yak

On the road to the Everest

On the road to the Everest Base Camp

On the road to the Everest Base Camp

On the road to Everest Base Camp

On the road to the Everest Base Camp

Amandine turns the mantra's wheel at Zhangmu on the Chinese-Nepali border

A couple of kilometers down the river is the bridge joining Tibet and Nepal

Zhangmu, the town in the Chinese side of the Nepali border

Felipe with his new hair trend at Zhangmu, Tibet

Nepali truck on the streets of Zhangmu

Zhangmu, Tibet, China

Zhangmu, Tibet, China

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