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Amdo Notes

By Sam van Schaik 25 August 2010

Entrance to a building built into a pinkish stone cliff.

Sam van Schaik has been writing on his earlyTibet blog about his field trip to Tibetan regions of Qinghai and Gansu (known to Tibetans as Amdo). Links below:

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