遇见西藏

Tibet, the snow-covered plateau, in July, the most prosperous tourist season in Tibet, we went the other way, drove for nearly 50 hours, in 10 days, visited the most mysterious no-man’s land in Tibet, the Sapu Mountain, and the holy elephant. Tianmen... etc., through three different perspectives: nature, religion, and local traditional life to explore the unknown part of Tibet. In order to capture the best natural scenery, we will live in the plateau 5000 meters above sea level by local herdsmen At home or in a tent, the temperature can be as low as below zero. At the same time, I have experienced a different cultural environment from mass tourism. Mysterious small temples. The local devout believers wore simple clothes and crawled forward with unshakable expressions in their eyes. Resolute, looking for their own beliefs towards the Jokhang Temple or the sacred mountain, but with natural weathering and cultural shocks, many cultural and natural landscapes are also declining.