Lhasa Tibetan private collection

Author: Yu Xiang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This product series is from "Yin" Studio, including: "Beijing Food Advocacy," "Beijing Deep in Nine Gates," "Lijiang Leisure Mood," "Yangshuo Landscape Without End," "Phoenix Traveling to Border Town," and "Lhasa Tibetan Drifting Private Collection." Unlike traditional travel guide products, these hand-drawn map series are specifically designed for "backpackers," aiming not for a superficial sightseeing experience but for personalized in-depth exploration. Therefore, this series offers a personalized and warm service for young travelers who are passionate about travel.
The pace of life in Lhasa is slow. How slow is it? For example, people go to sleep at midnight every day and wake up between 3 PM and 5 PM. If they go to the bank to withdraw 200 yuan before dark, it's considered a busy day. But if they go online at Kangli after dark and then hang out at a traveler's café or somewhere else, it's a very busy day. Lhasa is a place where you can truly feel the slow rhythm. Gradually, you will merge into this city, where only 200,000 people live permanently. The soft and melodious Tibetan language will slowly surround you, and the kind smiles of the Tibetans will make you relax. Then, your entire body and mind will slow down, slow down, and slow down.