Yo yo people. It looks like I have the liberty to post something while I am at Lhasa Tibet on this backpacking trip. Wondering what has been happening while I was away out here. It always seem to be a good time to see what I see to the people I miss and love back in Malaysia. So yeah, Hello from Lhasa my lovely friends.
Though it’s been just a week, I do miss Malaysian food especially the food at mamak. Especially now, I am craving for teh tarik (pulled tea) and the daily dose of chit chatting while having my usual mamak food.
Hello From Lhasa
The Gruesome Journey in the Train
Do note that I took the train all the way from Guongzhou (广州), and the experience was a tad bit different. Why?
It was a gruesome 2 nights and 3 days at the train. So with nothing else to do, I took a couple of scenery photos while in the train. For starters, Here is a sample of what is to come in the next future posts. As a matter of face, perhaps this might also be just a filler post before the thorough post comes along with all the spiciness and the travelogues.
In the train basically just eat, sleep, rest, talk and get to know people around, even got to know someone from Sweden. So nothing much to do perhaps other than those mentioned.
The Limited Internet
Not much time to edit. Most of them in raw format. I just wanna show you guys I am still alive and very much active. Only a little bit altitude sickness at the first few days up the train.
So until the day I’ll be back. Which is another 2 more weeks. I’ll be up to Everest Base camp tomorrow.
Of course one of my favorite, the monk in Tibet.
wow~ you r in the highest highland in the world … :p
You’re still alive! Thank God! Bring the mountain back yea!
Yeee…. i hate u… never bring me wan~~~ T-T
It looks like paintings… Nice!
WOW!!! You’re going up Everest?
Enjoy yourself there ya?!
HOLY CRAP. BREATHTAKING PICTURES! All the best in your conquest! Make sure you make the highest tweet when you’re on top of Mt Everest! =)
Shave and come back ok!
Wooo… Nice view. Really need to save money to go there. ^_^
fuiyoh…
so nice de landscape.
make sure u come back alive lo XD
TZ,
yes I am. LOL
David Chong,
you sure you love the mountain? or the ‘mountain’?
littlepolaris,
wahahaha.. next time k
someonebusy,
hmm.. yup.
Hannah,
Yup, too bad can’t meet up with you
Lasker,
Sure do. Thanks a lot.
swei,
Seemingly I didn’t see this reply and coincidentally I already made the highest tweet in my history. LOL
YinsiYat,
Hmm.. sometimes got lor
Jayce,
Well you can. Just need time.
AlvinC,
I am still alive, but I have another 9 days to go. WAHAHAHHA
Hi, Im interested in visiting Tibet. Apparently i was told that i need to apply a permit which can only be done in China. Besides, free and easy is not allowed for foreigner. Is that true? Could you share your experience?
Thanks
Hi Aerin,
Thanks for dropping by and yes, that permit can only be done in China. Of course, the alternative is to engage a tour agency to do it for you. But in order for them to do it for you, you need to also engage their tour services else they wouldn’t bother doing it for you.
All you need is to arrange with the tour to have a few days on your own, thus you will have that free and easy part.