Tibet.. Tibet.. The Potala palace and Norbulingka
The Potala palace is Lhasa's most imposing architectural landmark and it just local inside of the city, in the northwestern corner of the city. also no photo insides.
Security check before entrance, no liquid or food can be brought insides. Very interesting that ticket office is on top of Mountain. tickets need to buy 1 day before.
On top of Potala palace, the full view of Lhasa city here.. very nice..
Norbulingka is on the same way as the Potala palace, and very close.
The formar summer residence of the DAILAI Lama.
Norbulingka is not as busy as Jakhang temple or Potala, only a few visitors, very quite place, garden style. I like it very much, it close very early in the summer time (around 4pm).
The Lama there just use normal cellphone, i can not see iPhone.. Haha..
Norbulingka is much bigger than both temple before. it take us 4 hours more to visit, and only 2 more hours for Potala.
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Comment by Wangxiaoya on January 31, 2013 at 4:54pm -
1 day for Tibet is't enough.. i think. heihei
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Comment by LP on January 30, 2013 at 7:17pm
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I assume for a proper trip to Tibet, It could probally take up about half a month,7 to 10 days at the least I dont know when I have this amount of time again. last year,We went to Mount Wutai, It was a very memorable experience,but it is just 5/6 hour by train from Beijing. We will surely go to Tibet one day.
Nice view!
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Comment by Wangxiaoya on January 30, 2013 at 6:27pm
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Outside of Norbulngka.
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