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No way for me to go up there.

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We only stood at the foot of Mt. Everest, and no way for me to go upper, but even just feel the air around Mt. Everest it`s already enough for me. I still can not believe that i can be here, near thehighest mountain in the world, i know many people dreaming the day they can be here, yes, i made it. lol ...

So lovely~~

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I remember that Colgate toothpast Ad, they are use it as the example of tooth, it`s so interesting!

Compare to Zhonghua Gate, i prefer Zhonghua Gate than Tai Cheng.

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Since Tai Chang and Zhonghua Gate are both parts of City Wall of Ming Dynasty, i prefer Zhonghua Gate, than Tai Cheng because Zhonghua Gate is the biggest City Wall Gate in the world, and also have the exhibition of the bricks, meanwhile, from the gate you can see more views of Nanjing, more parts of City Wall. Even though the tickets is 10 Yuan higher than Tai Cheng, but if your time is a little limited, and you really want to see the City Wall, then go to Zhonghua Gate.

Pelkhor Choede - you have to go !

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Pelkhor Choede is so amazing, i will so regret if i didn't come here, even though sometimes i can not breath that well and sometimes a i need oxygen can, but i am so happy that i can be here.

Some towers and temples of Pelkhor Choede already have 500 years history, oh, and how can i not to mention the Bodhi Dagoba, but if you wanna take the picture, you need to pay 10 Yuan, and take as many photos as you want, i think it`s really worth.

The Potala Palace is Lhasa`s best-known landmark.

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Potala Palace on top of the ruins of Songsen`s old abode. Today the Potala Palace continues to dominate the Lhasa skyline and is the most visible of all the city`s sights.

It offers one of the best views of Lhasa and the surrounding area, especially in the early morning. The Potala Palace is comprised of the White Palace, which was the living quarters of the Dalai Lama and the central religious Red Palace.

Beer festival?

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Hi Shenzhen travel guide, i guess you must been there many times. What`s the last photo? What do they do there?  A beer festival?