The damp walls, green moss and the monsoon provide a very nice backdrop that i cannot replicate back home. The amazing surroundings at this resort built entirely built from local materials to support the surrounding communities.
Many monasteries around Tibet have large, fixed, metal wheels set side by side in a row. Passersby can turn the entire row of wheels simply by sliding their hands over each one.
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