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Beyond Silkroad 2016

The Long Waiting on the Way to Tibet

Beyond Silkroad 2016By moma25. September 2016

Crossing the border from Kyrgyzstan to China’s Xinjiang Province on the way to Tibet. Quite some time waiting for things to be done, roads to open for traffic and a guide in Kashgar very much at his limit to be acceptable – probably it’s just the usual when crossing Tibet from west to east. Tash…

Getting Ready for China’s High Altitude

Beyond Silkroad 2016By moma5. September 2016

No annual leave at the Mediterranean hotspots. Instead incredibly dangerous alpine roads, views of more mountains than we could imagine and slowly getting used to the high altitude we’ll have in Tibet, China.

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