First Day: Xining – Gonlung (Youningsi) – Repkong (Tongren)
Drive to Gonlung monastery, among the four famous monasteries across the northern Tsongchu (Huangshuihe) river. Then drive across the Yellow River to Repkong (Tongren), which is called the cradle of Tibetan arts.
Day 2: Rebkong
Visit Longwo Monastery (built-in the 13th-14th centuries), local Tibetan homes, and also the famous thangka painting schools. Go to a couple of other monasteries and artist families.
Day 3: Repkong – Tsekog grasslands
Driving via a forest valley, you’ll come across a wide open grassland. Setup camp around the grassland.
Day 4: Tsekog grasslands
Experience firsthand the life-style of Tibetan nomads. Join nomads herding yak and sheep and making cheese, yogurt, and butter. Try riding a yak. You may disappear, and also the nomads might laugh to you, however they can help you back on.
Day 5: Tsekog grasslands
Spend a later date camping with nomads.
Day 6: Tsekog Grasslands – Sogdzong (Henan) Grasslands
Sogdzong, also referred to as Henan Xian in Chinese, is really a Mongolian town heavily affected by Tibetan culture. Camp alongside Mongolian nomads residing in Mongolian yurts.
Day 7: Sogdzong grasslands
Spend a later date camping with nomads.
Day 8: Sogdzong – Xining
Drive to Xining after which fly out.
Itineraries are susceptible to change without prior notice.
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Gone NoMad: Season 1 Episode 5 – Tour our camper – Full Time RV
Video COMMENTS:
Howard Watts: do not store propane tanks on their side if they are made to set up is very dangerous.
Terrence Norfolk: +Howard Watts Is there a particular reason? We have forklifts running with tanks on their side…is that a valve for that or?
Terrence Norfolk: +Terrence Norfolk Lol, never mind. Forklifts have a vapourizer, so it converts the liquid into vapour gas. I was curious and so looked it up. I'd never have thought if it wasn't for your post so thanks.
TexCyn RV Life: Nicely set up. I like the desk vs a dinette. More functional & all looks great!
C & B: +ReignBeauHounds although the dinnette would be great for chopping up veggies for meals, etc.
Tayler ßwìft: ReignBeauHounds 0
MsAshG: You guys are so cute. I love your bedroom saying. Too much TV nowdays not enough connection.
Uvonda Hill: I agree with your dad about tv's in the bedroom…lol
GoneNoMad: +Uvonda Lassiter ;)
Peripatetic45: +Uvonda Lassiter Yes, if it helps with another perspective, it is a basic tenet of Feng Shui that bedrooms are Yin (quiet) places, and all Yang (energetic) activities, like electricals, are to be avoided (apart from the obvious, if you want to get a bit frisky 😉 ). Ancient wisdom from your Father, Eric.