Yilhun Lha tso 4110 m

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Yilhun Lha tso 4110 m

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Yilhun Lha tso 3970m a beautiful lake and Trola ri (Rongme Ngatra),6168m with a glacier.
Along a shores of Yilhun Lha tso a Tibetan horserider.
The landscapes in Tibet amazes me everytime where ever we go on a Tibetan Plateau, ,

These Abies squamata forests strech up on top of 4600m here. Spruce-fir timberland tree line reaches this height from Derge to Chamdo, a top spruce-fir timberland tree line in a world. Only junipers (Juniperus thibetica) will climb aloft in central Tibet.
www.danielwinkler.com/mountain_forests.htm


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