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Norsang Naqu - Changtang Nomad Tibet. Song 那曲镇
Norsang Naqu - " Nga La LuNyong Zer " Nagqu with a population of 300000, is located in the northern part of Tibet. It is embraced by the Tanggula, Nyainqentanglha, and Kangdese Mountains and the snow-capped Dargo Mountain in the west and the Burgyi Mountain in the east, guarding the treasure land like two ferocious lions. Covering
Mountain & Bike Kurzfilm
Ein Kurzfilm zu unserem "mit dem Rad zum Bergsteigen" Abenteuer in Tibet A short film about a cycling and mountaineering adventure in Tibet.
Hanle Monastery Preservation - Ladakh, India
Short film about the urgently needed preservation of Hanle Monastery in Ladakh, India. Hanle Monastery an ancient and crumbling Buddhist Monastery in the Chang Tang region of Ladakh. In this film, Jigmed Namgyal, the King of Ladakh discusses the significance of Hanle Monastery and the efforts of his cultural preservation organization (NIRLAC) to preserve Hanle.
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The Minds of Mountainfilm - Rick Ridgeway
An interview with climber Rick Ridgeway about an expedition to the Chang Tang Plateau that followed the endangered (and poached) chirru and included Conrad Anker, Jimmy Chin and the late Galen Rowell.
NorNag Tsendep - "Ser Gyi Nyima (Golden Sun)" Changthang Naqu Nomadic Song
Ser Gi Nyima ( Golden Sun ). Nagqu with a population of 300000, is located in the northern part of Tibet. It is embraced by the Tanggula, Nyainqentanglha, and Kangdese Mountains and the snow-capped Dargo Mountain in the west and the Burgyi Mountain in the east, guarding the treasure land like two ferocious lions. Covering an area of some 400000 square kilometers, Nagqu is generally referred to as Changtang; the area is high in the west and lies at an elevation of over 4500 meters and low in the east. The vast region of the central west is basically flat but dotted with hills and numerous lakes, and is crisscrossed by rivers. There are high mountains surrounding the river valleys in the east, which is the farming region of northern Tibet. This area lies at an elevation of from 3500 to 4500 meters and also has forest resources and bush pasture, and a climate that is more equitable than that in the central west. Nagchu (Chinese: Naqu) is one of the highest, coldest and most windswept towns in Tibet. It is still an important pit stop on the road between Qinghai and Tibet. Nagqu is also on the Qinghai-Tibet railway line. It's a literally breathtaking place. Oxygen levels here is only 60%. Nagchu Horse Racing Festival (Aug 10-16) - thousands of nomads, monks, and pilgrims cross the high passes and ride into the town of Nagchu for a week of horse races, archery, horsemanship, and general revelry. The racecourse, at 14850 feet, is the highest in the world, and Tibetans singing <b>...</b>
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A Shawl To Die For
'A Shawl To Die For' traces the ancient handicraft of Shahtoosh weaving in Kashmir, India and tracks its link to the Tibetan antelope or Chiru found on the Chang Tang plateau in China. It establishes that shahtoosh is, in fact the fleece of the chiru, which is killed to extract this fibre. The international ban on Shahtoosh was critical for the survival of thee endangered Chiru, but it also spelt disaster for thousands of traditional Shahtoosh workers in Kashmir. The film explores this grim struggle between conservation and livelihood.
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Crossing Tibet by Bike: A 2000 mile / 3333 km journey
It was during the early fall of 1996 that the we set off to cross Tibet from the North to the South. This journey started in the heartland of central China and took us across the north plains of Tibet to the fabled city of Lhasa. From there we traveled southward finally reaching Kathmandu, Nepal. In all we cycled more than 2000 miles / 3333 KM.
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Sonam Wangmo 索朗旺姆- " Sok Shen Lungpa (Golden Homeland) " Kham Song
May 12, 2002, Sonam Wangmo won the gold medal for amateur singers at the 10th National TV Contest of Young Singers, with her song Golden Hometown. On May 17, she won the best singer award at the final.
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Sferi - Off Road Tibet 2000 Cycling Expedition
Tibet 2000 cycling expedition by Sferi. Leo Tenenblat, Jean Phillipe Boubli, and Francisco Pontual travel 2000km off road across remote regions of the Tibetan plateau.
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On way to Changla Pass ( Ladakh) - Road Snow Rescue Operation
Video: Thomas Daniel, Editing & Compilation: Ramadurai R The Changla Pass (el. 5425 m./17800 ft.) is a high mountain pass in India. The Changla Pass is on the route to Pangong Lake from Leh. It is named after the sadhu Changla Baba, to whom the Pass temple is dedicated. The small town of Tangste is the nearest settlement. The Changla Pass is the main gateway for the Changtang Plateau situated in the Himalayas. The nomadic tribes of the region are collectively known as the Changpas.
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Lah Soh Lom! (Part 4 of 4) The First Descent of Tibet's Tsenge He River
Part 4: Tsenge He Pull-out Road Trip to Lhasa via the Raka Tsnag Po River. It would take three very long days of driving to make it from the Senge He take-out to above the dam to the town of Sangsang over some of the highest road passes on the planet. The first night of this epic little road trip ended in Gertze on the southern edge of an area called the Chang Tang, a region of large lakes set aside to preserve breeding grounds of an endangered antelope called the "Chiru." Passing through high-desert plateau, the second night outbound to the Raka Tsang Po found us the town of Tsochen while a Tibetan rodeo was underway; this annual festival draws family groups of nomadic herders in from afar for three days of horse racing, food, traditional dancing -- and lots of fashionable Tibetan-nomad flirting. Eventually, we dropped the duckies in a spot along the Raka Tsang Po River dubbed the "Happy City Rapids." Thus began a three-day, scenic 60-mile paddle along the Raka Tsang Po River amidst some of the most beautiful scenery imaginable.
Sanderson Scott Warriston Tsenge He Kailash River Kayak Pete Winn Travis Shangri La Expeditions Last Descents Witsendstudios Wit's End Studios travel log boats hiking swsanderson
Grandes Lugares del Mundo - The Greatest places
Título original: Big places of the world Año: 1999 Duración: 40 minutos Género: Documental El Amazonas: El más poderoso de los ríos forma una red de canales acuáticos que impregna a casi la mitad de sudamérica. Madagascar: Es la 4 Isla más grande del mundo, habita la más diversa fauna y flora, lémures, camaleones, peces recubiertos de púas que pueden llegar a inflarse como un globo. Groenlandia: Agreste, premonitoria y casi en su totalidad enterrada bajo una capa permanente de hielo y nieve. Groenlandia es la Isla más extensa del mundo. Se calcula que unos 10.000 a 15.000 icebergs se desprenden de los glaciares de groenlandia. El Delta Okavango: Un laberinto de 965 kms cuadrados de lagunas, canales e islas que han dado a conocer Okavango como el río que nunca encuentra el mar. El Tibet: La altiplanicie de Chang Tang a una altura de más de 15.000 pies, es el nacimiento de numerosos ríos de los más importantes de Asia. Las gentes impactan por su clarividencia, son sensibles y agradecidos. Las Cataratas de Iguazú: Cuelgan del borde de un acantilado en forma de media luna de 4 kms de longitud, aparte 275 cascadas y cataratas se precipitan en picado desde una altura de 82 metros para fundir sus aguas en un desfiladero. El Desierto de Namibia: Se extiende a lo largo de 1.930 kms, pero su anchura no sobrepasa los 113 kms. El Desierto de Namibia alberga las dunas de arena más altas del mundo. .
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