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Chamdo (Khamba; Eastern Tibet) in the east of Tibet, is the home of Khamba culture. Chamdo is also a nest of many tourist attractions. Its complicated topography and wonderful landscapes make many great tourist sights in Chamdo, like snow-capped mountains, fast-running rivers, thundering waterfalls, and dense forests. Besides, ancient monasteries, buildings, steles, villages and workshops are also tourist attractions in Chamdo. Just list a few of the famous spots in Chamdo: Chambaling Monastery, Karma Temple, Riwoche Monastery, Tsedrug Temple, Carnot Ruins and Rawok Lake.
Where is Tibet? You are very likely to know it. However, do you know Kham? Kham is in the east of Tibet. Due to some political reasons and the restrictions of traveling, there are less people traveling to Kham while traveling to Tibet. While, in fact,
Chambaling Monastery, named after Chamba Buddha, was the first and the largest Gelugpa Buddhism monastery in eastern Tibet.
Riwoche Monastery is a temple has the longest history and greatest scale in Riwoche county in eastern Tibet.
Rawok Lake is the main supply of Palong Tsangpo, a branch of The Yarlu Tsangpo River. This lake appears different colors in different seasons, from aquamarine to turquoise.
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