Meow! 3: They greeted, “tashi delek”!

Bumped into many feline friends during my Tibet trip!

At Jokhang Temple

At Jokhang Temple

At Norbulingka

At Norbulingka

At Potala Palace

At Potala Palace

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At Samye Monastery

At Samye Monastery

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At Tashilunpo Monastery

At Tashilunpo Monastery

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En route to Old Tingri

En route to Old Tingri

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Preface | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 4 | Part 5 |

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