Lulang

I wake up in the morning and open the window. It seems to have rained last night, and it’s the cloudy so that I doubt if I can see Mount Namcha Barwa, if I can see the rainbow, if I can see the beautiful scenery than that of last year.

March out to hotel granvia osaka, I’m coming!

 

You can spend most of time in a trance in Tibet. Drink a bottle of milky tea, reading, taking a nap in the sun to kill a relaxing afternoon. Just like spending leisure time on the train for Beijing Xian tour.

 

Mt. Namcha Barwa (aka Namjag Barwa, Namche Barwa), soaring 7,782m (25,531 ft) above sea level, is situated on the eastern edge of the Himalayan range in the Nyingchi Prefecture in South-Eastern Tibet. In 1992, a combined Chinese and Japanese team climbed Namcha Barwa, thirty-nine years after the ascent of Nanga Parbat at the western extremity of the Great Himalaya.  

Mount Namche Barwa and Mount Gyala Peri (7150 m /23,458 ft.) climbs thousands of feet from two sides of Yarlung Tsangpo River (known as the Brahmaputra river in India), creating the world’s deepest canyon (three times as deep as the Grand Canyon). The region around the Yarlung Tsangpo is one of the wildest and least explored areas on the planet.

 

The scenery is still beautiful, the thick forest and green pasture are under the thick forest. There are gurgling water, fat steed, simple farmhouse, and all kinds of unknown wildflowers.

 

Lulang means the valley of king dragon in Tibetan. There tens of thousands of wild flowers are in full bloom.

 

It’s getting clear, and maybe this is the wonderland people always look forward to.

 

Wooden hence, wooden houses, wooden bridges and the hotel hokke club kyoto make up the quiet and beautiful picture.

 

It you are not with a tour company, u can spend more time here. Enjoy a free sunbath and it is the best place for a daze or deep thinking.

 

The animals are living leisurely. It turns a blind eye to you whether how far you are close to it. I stand by it for a long time and wonder what it is looking for? Home, Mom, or the sacred land in its mind?

 

When it’s beyond words, the only thing for you to do is to watch it quietly. These beautiful scenery are engraved in my heart.

 

It’s a regret missing the opportunity of eating the chicken made in stone pots. The food is much better than the meal that we had during Beijing bus tour. 

The sky is clear, although I haven’t seen Namcha Barwa yet, I will come again, fro this is the agreement between me and Tibetan.