Sunday, 28 April 2019
On our way from Lhasa to Chongqing. It will be a relief to return to plentiful oxygen levels, even if the price will be air quality.
On our way from Lhasa to Chongqing. It will be a relief to return to plentiful oxygen levels, even if the price will be air quality.
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| Driving back to the airport, we passed a bridge with an unusual design. |
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| A closer look at the bridge supports. |
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| I was also prepared to try to get a picture or two of yaks grazing along the river banks. |
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| More yaks. China has started some serious tree plantations throughout the country. |
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| A 3-D mural at the entrance to the longest tunnel on the way to the airport. |
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| Compared to other Buddhist countries we've visited, prayer flags were not prominent in Tibet -- and when they were displayed, they were in these circular "teepee" arrangements. |
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| The dry mountains around Lhasa. |
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| We also passed over snow-covered peaks on our way to Chongqing. |
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