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My trip to "Roof Of The World"
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
bravo....bro alyem... , i have also wanted to go but the journey is too far and will probably need more days to explore the place....
Did you went into the POTALA PALACE.....any pictures to share?
Did you went into the POTALA PALACE.....any pictures to share?
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
singawon wrote::thumbsup: bravo....bro alyem... , i have also wanted to go but the journey is too far and will probably need more days to explore the place....
Bro sin, the journey is not far if you really interested, it's only like surveing 10 rounds of GL from Lorong 1 to Lorong 40
Anyway, Nice photos and nice scenery.
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
SOSweet wrote:singawon wrote::thumbsup: bravo....bro alyem... , i have also wanted to go but the journey is too far and will probably need more days to explore the place....
Bro sin, the journey is not far if you really interested, it's only like surveing 10 rounds of GL from Lorong 1 to Lorong 40
Anyway, Nice photos and nice scenery.
Dun bring GL into a holy place...
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
Thanks for sharing. Really beautiful scenes.
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
Nice to see your Pictures in Tibet ..Maybe one day Tibet also in Our project list like Thailand..
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
Very nice shots.
What's the damage like per person? You went in an organised tour group or plan everything on your own? Would appreciate it you can share with us advice/tips for such a trip.
I have been toying with the idea of going to either Nepal or Tibet for some time now. But with Nepal now in political turmoil, it's better to give it a wide berth.
What's the damage like per person? You went in an organised tour group or plan everything on your own? Would appreciate it you can share with us advice/tips for such a trip.
I have been toying with the idea of going to either Nepal or Tibet for some time now. But with Nepal now in political turmoil, it's better to give it a wide berth.
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
cwyap wrote:Very nice shots.
What's the damage like per person? You went in an organised tour group or plan everything on your own? Would appreciate it you can share with us advice/tips for such a trip.
I have been toying with the idea of going to either Nepal or Tibet for some time now. But with Nepal now in political turmoil, it's better to give it a wide berth.
My Tibet trip was organised by AIR CHINA on familiarization trip(FAM Trip.) A low-cost trip or tour offered to travel agents by a supplier or group of suppliers to familiarize the agents with their destination and services.
It cost us under RM3000 per person. 7 Days / 5 Nights.
I am quite Adventurous guy, I am an Offroader, camping in the jungle or road site.
But this Tibet trip I find it quite a Torturing trip of all.
1st, Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)
2nd, Low Oxygen.
Tibet was at above 3500 meters above sea level which defined as High Altitude. In this High Altitude level, most people at low area will get Altitude Sickness/Mountain Sickness/High Altitude Sickness High Altitude Sickness is the biggest health risk, and together with the decreasing of Oxygen which can be fatal (dead.)
This happen to one of the participate member from our group. He past away on 2nd day in Tibet.
If you plan to visit TIBET. get as FIT and HEALTHYas possible, both physically and psychologically. Going TIBET is like DIVING
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
alyem wrote:If you plan to visit TIBET. get as FIT and HEALTHYas possible, both physically and psychologically. Going TIBET is like DIVING
But diving can go up to surface just to yell Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..
But in TIBET... something happen, it take you 90 minute to Airport.... waiting for the next flight out to low land..
So, in other words, uncle like me even FIY and HEALTHY, also quite risky to go on Tibet tour ? So, my plan of travelling from Qinghai to Tibet by the world's highest train will remain a dream !
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Re: My trip to "Roof Of The World"
I went there more than 10 years ago.. in a small private group of 8...
out of the 9 days we were there, 6 terrible days of severe headaches, panting of breath, cannot sleep, cannot eat properly..
went into a hospital, uncemented floors with nurses wearing stained uniforms.
I made sure my friend sees that the needle used to gave me a drip was boiled..
the oxygen filled plastic with a tube din help..
Lhasa on arrival was ok, once we leave to go to the mountains, it was really bad.. the elevation is too much for my system.. luckily only 2 affected..
so I have nice looking pics of Lhasa only, the rest of the tour, I was almost dead..
I cannot even get out of the vehicle to see the scenery, trying to use sleep to overcome my misery ...
my advice, go young, go healthy, go soon....
and before you go.. go exercise everyday to prepare for the trip...
oh.. Tibet is really BEAUTIFUL....
out of the 9 days we were there, 6 terrible days of severe headaches, panting of breath, cannot sleep, cannot eat properly..
went into a hospital, uncemented floors with nurses wearing stained uniforms.
I made sure my friend sees that the needle used to gave me a drip was boiled..
the oxygen filled plastic with a tube din help..
Lhasa on arrival was ok, once we leave to go to the mountains, it was really bad.. the elevation is too much for my system.. luckily only 2 affected..
so I have nice looking pics of Lhasa only, the rest of the tour, I was almost dead..
I cannot even get out of the vehicle to see the scenery, trying to use sleep to overcome my misery ...
my advice, go young, go healthy, go soon....
and before you go.. go exercise everyday to prepare for the trip...
oh.. Tibet is really BEAUTIFUL....
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