First time to TIBET - Real Life of Tibetan People | EP32, S2

This is my first time to Tibet, and I am more than excited to show you the real life of people in Lhasa - the capital city of Tibet and the spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism!
Tibet is the highest region on earth with an average elevation of 4380 meters.
I was afraid that I might get altitude sickness, but luckily I didn't!
I went to Bakor street, the old city center, and the meeting point for many pilgrims. The scene of circumambulation around Jokhang Temple is just spectacular! Then I tried some authentic Tibetan food and continued roaming around..
Join me on this new adventure in a new province - Tibet :)

0:00 Intro
2:31 Reaching Tibet
5:12 Pilgramage in Bakor Street (historical center of Lhasa)
9:25 Lhasa New Town
12:09 Tibetan Food Tour
16:14 Lhasa City Tour
20:02 Tibetan Tea House
21:25 Potala Palace

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GoPro 10
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[FernandoJamesFX]

Hi Yan ! Happy to See You Again! Many Thanks For Going Further and Further Throughout China and Show Us This Amazing Country. You Take Care and Be Happy! THANK YOU ! Fernando

[rudyspassig]

Another great video.
Tibet is a beautiful region.
Xie xie 🙂

[DhayoeTenzin]

Watching this as a tibetan and love it. Cause you explain well our culture and etc...

[SandsofLife]

I love how down to earth these videos are. Just humans connecting with humans and exploring what there is to see in this world

[ymhktravel]

Watching a local chinese vlogger who also interacts with the locals of the places she visited gives as a different and deeper insights into the lives of people there, as opposed to international tourists who vlog about China. The common language in part helps to facilitate interaction, although older folks you can only communicate in their own dialects/language.

[mystgirlone]

That shot of the Tibetan Plateau at 2.35 literally made me gasp in awe, Yam. Such an extraordinary view! Thank you for giving a magnificent bird's eye view of the most extensive region of elevated topography in the world, which has had in the past, and continues to have, an effect on regional and global climate. Then I cried, because I despair of humanity ever getting its act together long enough to work to develop coherent plans to deal with the environmental issues that we face. Thank you again for bringing this sublimely beautiful view to us.

[bwanadave]

Your videos are some of the most interesting, best produced, and best edited on YouTube! Truly first rate all around. And your narration is top notch, too.👍👍

[fallenflower]

Remember to protect yourself from the extreme UV in Tibet, I got burnt last time on my holiday 😢

[SandNSurf]

Thank you for sharing your life with us. Your travels and videos are so exciting and interesting. Your English is impeccable. Blessings from the USA 🙏❤️

[ellencampbell]

I had no idea this is such a big city. Thank you for introducing us to it and the friendly people.

[pamelanessa]

I was in Lhasa a few years back. I really love and miss Tibet! Lucky you didn't get altitude sickness, I was so sick for the first 2 days there I threw up everything I tried to eat. 😅

[tisonly]

Thank you so much for bringing us along to Tibet, it has always been one of my dreams to visit.

[fireblademan]

I haven't seen you for a while. It's great to follow you. My wife is from the North East. I love China Many people just don't understand China That was awesome following you around Tebet Thanks.❤

[Goodheart]

Hello from Bhutan 🇧🇹
Our culture are so similar to Tibet too.
Keep us updated with your Tibet trips and I look forward for more videos.
I have already watched lots of your videos. You are doing amazing job. Keep it up.
Please visit Bhutan 🇧🇹 in near future 😊

[user]

Loved your Tibet vlog. Unfiltered, genuine, and judgement-free.
One thing I’d add is that while you’re right that there are hui muslims in Tibet, the mosque that you show and a few other mosques in Lhasa were actually built by Tibetan Muslims who’ve been in Lhasa for more than 450 years during the 5th Dalai Lama’s reign. At that time, Muslims from Kashmir had started settling in Lhasa for business prospects and married local Tibetan women. Now the general term to describe them is Tibetan Muslims.

[PungBoy]

Ever since YouTube started, I have been watching. You are the only channel I watch advertising on.

[spacecowgurl]

I don't know what I would do if I couldn't travel through your eyes and experiences. It's breathtaking places and beautiful people. Thank you ❤

[ARWest-bpyb]

Wow, what an amazing and beautiful place, thanks Yan!😃👍👍

[jeraldbaxter]

The courtyard of your hotel and the house, at the 11 minute mark are both gorgeous. Also, I see the streets have lanes dedicated for bikes and scooters, which is a wonderful, and logical, arrangement. We have nothing like that on the streets of Atlanta, Georgia (USA).

[Marta-teyq]

I found your channel just yesterday and I can't stress enough how much I love it! Great job! <3