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Tibetan Buddhist monks chant prayers for quake victims

April 17, 2010 - 8:00pm

More than 100 Tibetan Buddhist monks on Saturday prayed at Lhasa's ancient Jokhang Temple for blessings for quake-affected people of Qinghai Province.

Breathless in Tibet

By Christine S. Dayrit | May 1, 2005 - 12:00am

I was told that as a travel writer and poet, I would never be complete until I visited Tibet, known as Shangri-La, the Land of Snows, and the Rooftop of the World. Once completely inaccessible to the world, this...

Travel and Tourism