Journey Through Tibet - Travel Documentary

[@PhilUKNet]

Very nice, Stef! Another outstanding travel documentary filmed and narrated in your unique, inimitable style. I always watch your videos on a large TV to do them justice. Smartphones just aren't the same.

[@CATDRL2]

Oh great, what a fantastic location for you to explore and create a documentary. I'm looking forward to watching it with great enthusiasm. Thank you, Tony.

[@itinajnr]

Thanks brother for your videos, i got hooked after the Jerusalem video. Your video are so calm and educative to use for my free time not to talk of your voice

[@lainfonet]

In 2023, Tibet's per capita GDP reached approximately $9,726 USD and Tibet's GDP reached approximately 33.6 billion USD. The central government of China provides annual transfer payments to Tibet that exceed Tibet's GDP. Additionally, various inland provinces and cities undertake aid projects in Tibet, which represent massive investments every year. For example, Guangdong Province, whose GDP surpasses that of Russia, aids the city of Nyingchi in Tibet, providing free assistance to build schools, hospitals, roads, and other infrastructure. The western regions of the United States consist largely of deserts, but they have a good highway system. However, Tibet, with even harsher natural conditions, already has infrastructure surpassing that of the U.S. West. As a result, Tibet's per capita standard of living is 10 times higher than that of India. By comparing Tibet with Outer Mongolia, one can clearly see the consequences of splitting from China and establishing independence. In Outer Mongolia, half the population lives in the capital, Ulaanbaatar, and most of Ulaanbaatar's residents live in slums on the outskirts of the city. Furthermore, 30% of Outer Mongolia's grasslands have turned into desert due to overgrazing.

[@willy6658]

Learn about human skin drums, human skull bowls, and human leg bone ritual instruments. These were common things in Tibet under the Dalai Lama. The people of Tibet have been free since 1959.

[@chietbrink3977]

Beautiful !!!!! Nobody knows what the future brings but these images are anyway saved for next generations . Great video ( again I would say )!!!

[@a.d.y8499]

Once again a beautiful and informative video Stef. Thank you for that!! should visit there soon!

[@jameshennephof4045]

I always can't help but get a little emotional whenever I watch your videos, Thank you

[@robustashorea4586]

This video was released on the same day as the Deutsche Welle documentary. Have you contacted each other?😄

[@EdwinKinuthia-qk9td]

Amazing

[@Samg-x6r]

This video should get more views than the politics

[@Samg-x6r]

བཅིངས་འགྲོལ་དམག་མི

[@Ringzin123]

Tibet ,, I will never forget… Free Tibet .. roof of the world.. mountains covered with snow ,, beautiful nature, peace , religion, compassion to all living beings..

[@molletirameshbabu9889]

Bro, excellent video. First time I saw tibet. Thanq

[@dorjeewangdi7088]

👏👏👏👏 one day sunshine 🌄🌄🌄 thuchi la showing this video

[@tenzintselek4938]

we are staying here in india as a refugee 😢 china occupied my country Tibet 😢

[@1Immanuel8]

Thanks bro! This brought back a lot of memories of my travels in Tibet 20 years ago. I did the kora around Kailash. It was extraordinary! God bless!

[@nikkoerisemor9180]

New subs here❤

[@rossiross3376]

Good job, Stef! Amazing!

[@tenzintselek4938]

#freetibet

[@justinegeorge2074]

Very nice video❤

[@jandewit10]

Wonderful video!

[@osinteagle]

Tibet, currently under Chinese occupation, needs to be liberated.

[@willy6658]

Learn about human skin drums, human skull bowls, and human leg bone ritual instruments. These were common things in Tibet under the Dalai Lama.

[@willy6658]

The people of Tibet have been free since 1959.

[@richardgagalac2605]

I hope one day you will be free from hand of china.freedom for tibet

[@MsOceanstar]

Tibet Autonomous Region looks very free to me regardless your opinion of “Chinese occupation “! How wonderful it is to see Tibetans praying as much as they want, and prosper in businesses. Ganteng Monastery, Sera Monastery etc all seem to thrive in religious freedom! Dig deeper into history, and get a better understand of Tibet’s true relationship with China, and CIA’s and British role in the 1940s in Tibet my friend! I respect Tibetan Buddhism, but to see ordinary Tibetans who can prosper in businesses, get free education, free health care in these days under “Communist “ China attest to a rather progressive political system they live in!

[@Jamesyarphel]

If you are Chinese dog , you won’t find it.But if you are real human beings then you will see it.

[@arvinli4180]

Please change the name, it`s Xizang, Tibet is a wrong name.