Day 1 - Tibet
It is a night flight and we will reach Chongqing at around 12 a.m. That is us at 5 plus p.m. on 8 June 2007. Yep, and that is my last trip in spectacles haha!
The 3 schoolmates who will overcome all odds and still cheery at this point ...
Check out our hotel. Hong Ya Dong. I still love the hotel, be it the interior and the exterior. Makes me feel like an empress with its grandeur.
Lao gong and I are still separated ...
It is a night flight and we will reach Chongqing at around 12 a.m. That is us at 5 plus p.m. on 8 June 2007. Yep, and that is my last trip in spectacles haha!
Ah Beng & her new bag pack. We are the new twin. She owns the blue one and I carry the red one.

2 Comments:
Hi,
Nice blog! Tibet is one of the few areas on the earth that has a direct solar radiation. The UV content of the sun rays is comparatively higher. Also their reflections off the snow-clad mountains can damage your eye sight. So, to protect yourself from this you must carry a quality pair of sunglasses and sun screen lotions with a higher degree of a sun protection factors during Tibet travel. Thanks...
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Tibet Tours, at 4:17 PM
Tibet has been an independent country throughout the historical period and since time immemorial according to Tibetans own myth-based sense of national identity. This place is full of some of the rarest sights that will surely provide a treat to the eyes. Thank you...
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China Tour Guide, at 9:57 AM
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