Trip Overview
Answer: The yak is a treasure for the Tibetan people. Not only does it provide them with meat, milk, and cheese, but the clothes they wear are also made of the yak’s hair. For Tibetan nomads, yak wool is also the material for their tents. Almost everything in Tibet tent houses is related to yak, and even the yak’s dung can be used as fuel to keep the Tibetan nomads warm and to fuel their cooking.
The yak is also an important vehicle for riding and carrying goods. For example, while doing the Mount KailashKora, you can hire a porter and his yak to carry your luggage, which not only lightens your burden but also brings some income to the local Tibetans.
Trip Review
Tour guide Pema Letho made the Bhutan trip both informative and entertaining. He always has some interesting stories to...
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Jamie Tan
Great sights, great food, great iternary, awesome guide. A totally unexpected enjoyable experience in Bhutan.
Laura Lim
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Marie
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