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Another religious custom is to go in the Jokhang temple and spin the prayer mills, thus symbolically reciting the religious texts inscribed on them.
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8 Reviews and 61 Opinions This is a supposedly 3 star hotel but why remains a mystery. We stayed there for 2 days on our...
1 Review and 65 Opinions I stayed at this hotel in February 2007. The beds were hard, but that's normal in China. They had...
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Another religious custom is to go in the Jokhang temple and spin the prayer mills, thus symbolically reciting the religious texts inscribed on them.
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Q: My husband and I are planning to visit Lhasa and are now researching tours. We are likely to be doing a 4-day tour which seem to...
A: I had an excellent guide; Tubten, but I booked him through a German travel agency; Travel Service Asia. A 4 day tour is extremely short. I made a 10 day tour and only...
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