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Sa Post 1
Four stops in sixty kilometres sounds like a lot of eating. It works if you plan the day around the second one.
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Sa Post 2
Nonna Cosima does not measure anything. She works at a table outside her door, thumb and knife, and she can hold a conversation in two directions while she does it.
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Sa Post 3
Spare tubes, two pumps, a cold box and exactly one speaker, which stays off. A look inside the van before the group rolls out.
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Sa Post 4
The wind, the light and the lunch all line up if you ride the coast from north to south. Here is why we turned the route around.
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Sa Post 5
Ask any cook on our routes what goes on the table first and the answer is the same. It is never bread.
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Sa Post 6
A dry chain squeaks, a clean one disappears. Our leaders do the same short routine every morning, and you can too.
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Introduction to Pilgrimage in Tibet Pilgrimage holds immense significance in Tibetan culture, serving as a vital spiritual practice for both devout Buddhists and followers of other religious traditions. The act of embarking on a pilgrimage is not merely a physical journey but also a profound spiritual undertaking that reflects a deep commitment to faith and...
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Introduction to the Journey The journey from Kathmandu to Lhasa is often regarded as one of the most thrilling overland adventures in the world, offering an unforgettable glimpse into the breathtaking beauty and deep-rooted culture of the Tibetan plateau. Spanning seven incredible days, this tour immerses travelers in the stunning landscapes, ancient traditions, and profound...
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Introduction to Kongtrul Yönten Gyatso Kongtrul Yönten Gyatso, born in 1813 and passing away in 1899, stands as a pivotal figure in the landscape of Tibetan Buddhism. His profound influence can be traced through his various titles, which include Tertön and Lodrö, highlighting his dual role as a treasure revealer and a teacher. Throughout his...
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Historical Background Tsurphu Monastery, established in 1189 by Düsum Khyenpa, the first Karmapa, holds a prominent position in the annals of Tibetan Buddhism. This revered site was chosen by Düsum Khyenpa after he received profound visions that indicated its spiritual significance. According to tradition, these visions revealed grounds ripe for spiritual practice, making it an...
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