The mountain road to Tro la pass 4864m, Tibet

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The mountain highway to Tro la pass 4864m, Tibet

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The Upper Zhi chu valley.
The climb to the watershed Tro La pass, with an rise of 4864 m, northeast of Derge (the Derge county capital), is steep as well as switchback, progressively taking flight on top of the tree line into the world of angled sleet mountains. There are magnificent views of the Dri chu (Yangtze) fill to the southwest. On the far side of Tro La, the landscape is totally different, the included in a mailing forested valleys giving approach to rugged open grassland. The crossroads locale of Manigango is located in the grassland, 110 km from Derge, as well as 41 km from Tro La pass.
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