Tour to East Tibet Kham (Part II)

The Journey to the tribes of Khampa Tibetan — Manijiaguo – a hidden small village close to Lhagang has one such large mani pile, which can be thought to be the largest one in the eastern Tibet of Kham;  we continuly move to the next stop of Bamei, a beautiful Tibetan town, 30 km west from Lhagang,

A Khampa tractor driver is transporting wood back his home for building their new house

A group of visitor is hiking across the field to approaching the great white chorten next to Bamei county

Gatar Shangbalin monastery is also called Hui-Yuan-Si in Chinese, it located in the land with shape of lotus;

Debating is the best way and a must way for monks improving their knowledge on buddhism

“Watching tower” – a local special building of Jiarong branch of Tibetan in Danba, which is a small county located in a bottom of a river junction;

A group of Watching towers photoed at Suopo village, the existed watch-towers have a history of more than 200 years, and still being used by local Tibetan villager (Jiarong Branch)

The weather in Danba is mild, and when the other high plateau is still freeze in Feburary, here Peach blossom is blooming

This is a beautiful typical Tibetan building – a guesthouse runned by the owner of this house, and there is even a small “Museum”, which shows the history of this Tibetan (Jiarong) family, there are quite a lot of interesting stuff,