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)
camilledubuc
superbe photo,bravo Mousson
Li-C.
Beautiful capture, such beautiful landscape, it is really a shame that so much of the country is forbidden to outsiders, but I can understand the rule. Tibet is one of the many places I would like to go to some day, it's culture and landscape is fascinating. Thank you for the pictures of this place, as it makes my wait a little easier! ^_^
npauling
A lovely shot. My daughter trekked through Tibet last year and thoroughly enjoyed it.
moochagoo
Les chinois ne doivent pas encourager de telles photos !!
drifterlee
Fantastic shot!!!!!
cjoe
Perfect composition foreground, middle and background..well done!
maria4scott
WOW!!!! Your image is breathtaking but your description is by far one of the best i have read on Tibet and their strugles yet. I love your work.
Kuiski
A very nice and very lovely new capture. Splendid photo.
RuyBerna
Excelente registo!
zoren
these faces say a lot.....
huismus
Thank you for the story Mousson. You make some beautiful pictures and this is one of them. Thank you
mansco
Impressive work, love their expression ;O)
mikemusike
J'aime toute tes photos,je vois que tu aime voyager, et bien bon voyage et bonne photos michel de montreal..........a la prochaine..........
MagikUnicorn
Un jour le Tibet seras vraiment libre...comme le Québec le seras aussi :) Bravo
jocko500
super shot
miwi
Wonderful picture!!!!!
cameraobscura2
Your commentary is very important and much appriciated since it give not only meaning to your photographic subject matter but also an understanding to the human conditions. Thank youf ro sharing a part of the world we know so little of. Thank you. egmont
three_grrr
Your photos are always so deep .. as is your commentary. I am glad that your eyes and your heart see so much more, and that you are brave enough to bring this to us, and that your comments are truly what is, not what some gov't. lackey wants you to say and see.
ShadowsNTime
Bless you for honoring those in this part of the world! Great shot again!
mariogiannecchini
This is an excellent photo with great expression and the surroundings look very impressive !