Miss Huong Giang’s Journey To Find Peace In Tibet

Huong Giang made a long, 36-hour train ride to the legendary Tibetan land with picturesque beauty.
Miss Huong Giang's Journey to Find Peace in Tibet
Miss Huong Giang just returned from her trip to Tibet a few days ago. Tibet is always a mysterious land for any moving devotees in the world and with the "most beautiful Asian" beauty every year. She said about the fate of the trip that she had dreamed of coming here one day since reading the novel "The Tibetan Code" with the immense and majestic natural scenery and the herd of yak cows grazing straight through the grass. Picturesque snowy mountains, high blue sky with white clouds covering the sacred mountain peaks

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"But above all, Tibet attracted me with the Tantric Buddhist culture with devout devotees, every day holding a prayer wheel, chanting mantras, three sets of worship with all." devotion. They don't pray for themselves, but ask for peace and happiness in the world For an atheist like me, it is extremely interesting to learn about each religion, to be curious about what power was able to connect those people together to create a unique culture.



to like that ", Huong Giang said.
The real journey starts from the 36-hour long train ride from Chengdu to Lhasa from Chengdu. Huong Giang said, her group spent 20 hours on snacks, chatting, sightseeing. This is a special train with many cross-mountain tunnels, through eternal snowy mountains, most of which run at an altitude of over 4,000 meters. Each head of the bed has a built-in oxygen connector in case guests feel a height shock. Fortunately, the group was able to take the train, so when they arrived in Lhasa, people also got used to it easier when traveling by plane. Cosmetics and foods in sealed packages are obese due to changes in pressure She was most impressed with the moment she watched the bright moon, the starry sky that the urban people no longer can see.




Welcoming the group at Lhasa station is Mr. Kunchok, the guide follows for 10 days. The driver and brother Padro were both Tibetans. This is also the point that the members of the tour group like best of this tour because they are asked about the customs, habits, and thinking of the indigenous people, sometimes it will be contrary to what she has been reading. .
Potala Palace is a religious wonder and symbol of Tibet. Originating from a cave in the mountains of the Red Hill, was started to build from the most powerful Tibetan monarch in Tibetan history - Tung Chanting Can Bo in the 7th century, Potala was later received by the Dalai Lama. 5 began to expand in the 17th century.



This is also the residence and the government of the Dalai Lama until 1959. The 1959 milestone was repeated by Kunchok in every place, every story that the delegation later visitors come as a milestone in the history of the Tibetans.
The next holy destination is Jokhang (Dai Chieu) with the Silver Buddha Shakyamuni statue brought by Princess Van Thanh as dowry with Tibetan King Tung Praise Can Bo. The pagoda is at the center of the Eightfold area, which is also the holiest shrine of the Tibetans. Around this area and Lhasa were generally groups of troops that were guarding carefully, patrolling everywhere. For every 100m, there is an CCTV system, but it also cannot prevent the flow of pilgrims from all over the world to worship, go kora around the temple.
Sera Monastery is one of the largest monasteries in Tibet. We arrived in the afternoon to see the monks debating.



Each group will have topics, then one person will ask excitedly, banging his hands hard, the respondent will sit quite quietly. Many mothers take their children to the monastery to pray for health by applying a little smoke from the butter lamp to their nose. In monasteries, temples and pagodas, every nook and cranny holds the wall, surrounded by a multitude of coins and change in the Buddha statue. I asked Kunchok if this is the practice of the Tibetans or the Chinese. He said it was a Tibetan custom because for them money, gold, silver, the best batches of barley or canola oil at the beginning of the season were all devoted to worship the Buddha. It seems that in Vietnam there is also this custom but it has a much more mundane meaning, Huong Giang shares.
Lake Yamdrok is the favorite place for the beauty queen on this trip, causing her to say: “Just standing still and watching the beauty of heaven and earth, the lake is enough to find yourself calm down and so small. nature.



That beauty made me say that "I will have to return to Tibet".
The fluffy Tibetan clam is very friendly to tourists.
Beautiful snowy road in the trip to conquer Tibet by Miss Huong Giang. From Vietnam, you can fly to Chengdu (Chengdu) then take the train to Lhasa according to the experience of this trip, then book the landtour on the spot of the local travel agency for convenient travel.
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