Tet Goes To The Spiritual Lands

If you are interested in the majestic natural landscape, immense steppes or knowledgeable about Buddhism, the lands of Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, North India will make you sob and want to return to the places. this many times.
Tet tourism goes to spiritual lands
The first is probably the majestic and spacious natural scene, so beautiful. 70% of Bhutan is considered as a national park.
Forests, animals and the environment are strictly protected, and the country announced not too long ago that 70% of their country would be safe from things like permanent deforestation

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And Tibet is famous for passes over 5,000 meters high winds, colorful lungta ranges fluttering in the wind, mountains swinging on white clouds that feel like reaching out.
It is also the mountain, the cloud, the sun, the blue sky but the blue sky, the white clouds, the golden sunshine in the lands around the Himalayas are unique, other places never have.
Machhapuchhre Peak in Nepal
Dochula Pass
Dubar Square in Kathmandu
Dingbuche village in Nepal
Festival in Punakha
The sacred mountain of Ama Dablam in Nepal
People mowing grass in North India
Perhaps remote lands but magical beauty like Zanskar in North India, villages along the Himalayas in Nepal such as Debuche, Lobuche, Namche Bazzar .



. like a miniature oasis in the world wide big, and because it's hard to touch. You have to have money, time, and health.
Besides the beautiful and untouched natural scene, what attracts people the most is the spirituality and endurance of the people here.
Because of such harsh conditions and difficult to survive, religion plays a very important role to them. Tibetan Buddhism in these regions flourished.
Most families spend a family member (usually the youngest) in the monastery to dedicate life to the Buddha
In these Buddhist lands, the image of people doing rituals kneeling on the stone and brick floors in front of the monasteries is not uncommon.




The people here have a stronger faith than anywhere, they can travel hundreds of kilometers in the form of the best trio - the five bodies enter the pilgrimage to Jokhang, Lhasa.
This is the way to bow to pain and suffering, the forehead will be swollen and scratched, the limbs will be bottle, and the clothes will be ragged from the ground. But they kept going thousands of kilometers like that to stand in front of the temple.
All their life, they only have to go on a pilgrimage to the holy land once before dying, despite having to overcome the blizzard, the harsh nature can pay the price of their lives on the way, but it is their imperative. must do.
White cloudy roads in Tibet
Bhutan's largest fortress in Trongsa
The view from Thiksey Monastery, Leh
Kneeling in front of Jokhang Temple ...




in Lhasa
The Namtso Holy Lake in Tibet
The people of Bhutan, like Nepal, and Tibet do not use the rich life as a measure of happiness. They said that, with a lot of internet access, seeing the rich, riding a car and having a lot of money, will raise a sense of jealousy, no longer satisfied with their lives.
To achieve this realm, surely nothing but the Buddhist philosophy is deeply embedded in the blood of the people here.
Is it difficult to go to these lands?
The answer is not difficult. Tibet and Bhutan are two places that do not go to dust, you have to buy a tour, but the procedure is very simple, you just need to contact the major tour companies in the country to have the tour according to your wishes.
As for Nepal or North India, it is very easy to go, you absolutely can book a plane ticket, apply for a visa online and fly to these two beautiful countries. Roads in Nepal and North India are quite bad, traffic is not convenient, remote and dangerous, travel is quite tiring.
Facilities are also quite inadequate, motels are only acceptable, many places do not have hot water, internet, but it is well worth your visit to these lands at least once in your life.




Town of Padum North India
Debate at Sera monastery, Lhasa
On the street Thimphu
Dzongkul Monastery in Zanskar
Tiger's Nest Monastery
Maitreya Buddha statue at Leh, North India
According to Duong Quan Ha / Youth
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