POTALA PALACE@LHASA/ TIBET-THE HOLIEST PLACE IN TIBETAN BUDDHISM
The marvellous Potala Palace @ Lhasa, Tibet is a 13 storied, 117m high (300m total over valley floor), measures 400m (E-W) X 350m (N-S), 3m...
QINGZANG TIELU (THE QINGHAI TIBET RAILWAY) – THE HIGHEST RAILWAY IN THE WORLD
On the amazing World¨s highest Railway (Tanggula : 5072m) : Golmud - Lhasa Qinghai Tibet railway 1142 KM (960KM over 4000m & 550KM of it...
WORLD’s LARGEST, LATEST & BEST CRUISE SHIP : THE AMAZING ARTIFACTS !
SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS : ARTIFACTS 1 SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS : ARTIFACTS 2
WORLD’s LARGEST, LATEST & BEST CRUISE SHIP : VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE !
View from the eye of the Ship Captain ! From the BRIDGE of the world¨s LARGEST, LATEST & BEST SHIP ! It is a very unique...
WORLD’s LARGEST, LATEST & BEST CRUISE SHIP : TOTAL WALKTHROUGH OF THE ENTIRE SHIP
Total walkthrough of all the areas of the Ship - The Seven neighbourhoods
WORLD’s LARGEST, LATEST & BEST CRUISE SHIP : PRE-INAUGURAL SAILING
Pre inaugural on the largest, latest and best cruise ship in the world - The Symphony of the Seas : Hop on to the ship...
THE WORLD’s FASTEST TRAIN (350KMPH) ON THE LONGEST BRIDGE (164KM)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=FUHPgpnuxOI
BEIJING XI – HONG KONG JIULONG DELUXE SLEEPER Z97
The Beijing–Kowloon through train (京九直通车 jīng jiǔ zhítōng chē) is an intercity railway service between Hung Hom Station (formerly Kowloon Station until 1998) in Hong Kong and the Beijing West railway station, jointly operated...
BEIJING to TIANJIN HIGH SPEED TRAIN @ 330+ KMPH
The Beijing–Tianjin intercity railway (simplified Chinese: 京津城际铁路; traditional Chinese: 京津城際鐵路; pinyin: Jīng-Jīn chéngjì tiělù) is a passenger-only high-speed rail that runs 117 km line (72.7 statute miles) between Beijing and Tianjin The Chinese government built the line to accommodate...
TEA CEREMONY IN CHINA, KOREA & JAPAN:A SUPERB EXPERIENCE !
A tea ceremony is a ritualized form of making tea practiced in Asian culture by the Chinese, Koreans, Japanese,Indians, Vietnamese and Taiwanese. The tea ceremony, literally translated as "way of tea" in Japanese "etiquette for...