Tibetan monsterys by Mousson
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Voyager au Tibet signifie accepter toutes les conditions du gouvernement chinois. Il faut savoir qu´autor de 80% du pays est interdit aux étrangers. Généralmente, on nous laisse voir ce qu´est autor de la route Lhassa-Katmandou. Pour avoir une idée, lê Tibet fait quatre fois la taille de la France.
Même établi par les chinois, le programmes de visites n´est pás respecté.
Le monastère de Ganden, par exemple, ou ce qu´il reste de lui, devaste pendant la Révolution Culturelle, est frequement “coupé” de la visite sans plus d´explications. Ganden est systhematiquement fermé au monde parce que lês moines se reffusent à accepter la campagne de “reeducation politique”, obligatoire pour le moines de tout le pays. Lês “ commissaires politiques” ont arraché dês images du Dalai Lama et ont obligé lês moines à signer dês documents insultant Sa Santeité. Il y a eu des morts et beaucoup de jeunes moines ont renvoyés chez eux.
Ici, le monastère de Será, que nous avons pu voir. Mais je tiens à parler de ceux que personne ne peux voir...
Travel in Tibet means accept all conditions of the Chinese government. It is necessary know about of 80% of the country is forbidden to foreigners
Generaly we can see that is around the Lhassa-Katmandou road. To have an idea, Tibet makes four times the size of France.
Even imposed by the Chinese, the visit´s program are not respected.
The monastery of Ganden, for example, or what remains of this holy place, devastates during the Cultural revolution, is frequentily “ cut” of the visit without more d´explanetions. Ganden is systhematicaly closed of the world because the monks reffusent to accept the “political rehabilitation” campaign, obligatory for the monks of all the country. Les “political commisarys had torn the images of Dalai LAMA and obliged the monks to sign documents insulting His Holines. There were deaths and much of young monks returned on their houses. es.
Here, the monastery of Sera, which we could see.
But I make a point of honor to speaking about those which nobody can see…
Comments (80)
mikeerson
Looks chilli. those buildings look anchient.
SSoffia
BELLA HERMOSA ESPLENDOROSA MARAVILLOSA Y TOMADA AMOROSA MENTE POR QUE SU ARISTA ES BELLA Y UN CORAZON ENORME !!!!!!!
sessan53
Very great work on this picture. I really like your work :-)hugs sessan
saretta
Splendid capture,love your descriptions,Thanks for sharing!!:-)
ontar1
Great shot!!!!
delbeke
Une photographie merveilleuse. C'est une telle honte de Tibet. Avec espoir un jour ce sera libre encore. Nous pouvons espérer. : o)
Valerie-Ducom
C'est incroyable ce que la politique peut faire et franchement, ça donne un goùt amer. Excellente photo de ces deux jeunes et merci pour nous donner des informations sur les mystères de ces pays :) Bisous ma grande et prends soin de toi :)
carlx
Fantastic capture and atmosphere!!!
SandDancr
Wonderful image! I wonder, if like in Thailand, the young boys are forced into the monasteries either because their parents cannot afford to care for them?
Georges_H_Hoens
Comme je te le disais hier, je suis sûr que l'histoire leur jouera une sorte de revanche, il faut savoir qu'en Chine même de plus en plus de minorité se jouent l'indépendance culturelle.... Eh oui, a force de regarder son nombril on finit par ne plus voir le monde dans sa réalité, et puis, qu'est ce que ça a de logique un pays qui reste attaché à un communisme d'un autre temps et qui, en même temps se la joue ultra capitaliste. On doit tous te remercier pour cette série/témoignage, C'est tellement important. Merci et bonne nuit. Amitiés, Georges.
Hendesse
This is an excellent photo with great expression and the surroundings look very impressive. Thanks for sharing!
JeffG7BRJ
Excellent capture and narrative, it is good that you tell us of these things we cannot see for ourselves. We know the some things happen all over the world and only come to light when somebody visits and witnesses these things. Bravo!!!!!
MarciaGomes
OIIIIIIIII!!!MINHA GRANDE AMIGA ESPETACULAR HISTÓRIA A RENDO TAMBÉM É CULTURA, ADORO TUDO QUE É DO TIBE,INCRIVEL FOTO.AMEI++++++++5
flaviok
Foto incrivel e maravilhosa minha amiga,aplausos (5)
yakchat
Excellent photography.....you really captured the essence of this ancient Holy Place.....and thank you for all of the history behind it....love, Carol
acquilon
tres belle photo, bien realisee
mojo1917
very interesting, the older boy definitely looks wary of the western visitor... how lucky you are to travel in such a mysterious land... nice photo.
deevee
Through your excellent photography, I am able to visit places I might never get a chance to, so all you photograph's are very much appreciated. Thank you and do stay safe and healthy.
Antonio57
Très jolie photo!!!!!!!!
schonee
WOW thanks for sharing this...Wonderful photo too
mark.spooner
Excellent!
modyfree
You are lucky in such wonderful place!! and nice shot indeed. +5
fredster66
Really nice work!
amlondono
Very Beautiful Photo ! . Merci , Thanks for sharing .
rainbows
A splendid shot and narrative. Thank you for taking me to places I might never see for myself. Diane.
Ionel
Excellent work! Bravo!!!
tcombs
Lucky you, to get to travel like this and take such wonderful shots.
OrphanedSoul
Awesome View!
babuci
WoW, thanks for the info, I guess I have to skip Tibet too. No monastry visit, no go. Like this shot with a monastry in a back and a 2 young monks posing (let you take their photo)for you in a front.
RobyHermida
Hermoso tiro!!!!